vintage ironing board, lavender soap, metal, wood, rugCiaccia Levi
Description
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The artwork features a quirky, abstract sculpture composed of geometric shapes and vibrant colors. The central element is a large, rounded white form resembling a concrete block or plaster pedestal, placed atop a hexagonal tiled floor in shades of red and brown. Emerging from the white form is a bright yellow, curved shape that appears to be a stylized clothes iron or ironing board. The juxtaposition of these simple, everyday objects creates a visually striking and thought-provoking piece that challenges the viewer's perceptions of form, function, and the nature of contemporary art. ...
Amber Andrews is a painter whose colourful compositions blend references from art history, architecture, mythology, and literature with fragments of personal experience. Working in a visual language that is both intricate and emotive, Andrews constructs scenes that explore themes of grief, love, memory, and solitude. Her paintings are not straightforward narratives but rather poetic reinterpretations—stories retold through symbolic detail, unexpected juxtapositions, and a subtle sense of theatricality.
Central to Andrews’s practice is a fascination with duality and ambiguity. Her works often invite multiple interpretations, challenging the viewer to look again, reconsider, and uncover hidden meanings. Drawing on a wide spectrum of historical imagery, she reconfigures classical motifs through a contemporary lens, collapsing time and context to create something entirely her own.
Andrews’s use of symbolism and spatial structure reflects a deep interest in how environments—real or imagined—can become vessels for emotional states. In these charged spaces, the personal and the mythic intermingle, revealing the artist’s ongoing inquiry into how we construct meaning through both cultural and private histories ...
