Wandering,  Wandering With a Sun on my Back

Bassam Al-Sabah

Wandering, Wandering With a Sun on my Back, 201840.64cmSign in to view price
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video hd
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Human-crafted. AI-refined.

The artwork showcases a vibrant floral bouquet against a muted background. The composition features a harmonious blend of warm and cool hues, with dominant shades of pink, purple, and yellow. The intricate shapes of the chrysanthemums, daisies, and other flowers create a visually dynamic and textured display. The overall impression is one of natural beauty, vibrancy, and careful curation, suggesting the artist's intention to capture the ephemeral elegance of a carefully arranged floral arrangement. ...

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Bassam Al-Sabah
Artist
Bassam Al-Sabah
Iraqi/Irish

Having fled his native Iraq in the face of war, Bassam Al-Sabah was raised in Belfast. His practice is characterised by a changing of states. Through a process of ‘media archaeology’, Al-Sabah reinterprets, remediates and reprocesses excerpts from popular culture – especially those found within his childhood – to create visually-rich computer-animated worlds. Al-Sabah is influenced by the scenes of conflict in dubbed Japanese anime TV shows, which were broadcast during the Iraq War. The artist uses the dreamscapes to subtly explore his own embedded historical trauma and feelings of dislocation and displacement felt by diasporic bodies. His reinterpretations involve fluid, fragmented and non-linear narratives, a reflection of cut scenes in video games, the predestined interruptions in gameplay often used for story exposition. The player momentarily loses control of their character’s actions. ...

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