Tiis Ganda, Kutis Amerika

Cian Dayrit

Tiis Ganda, Kutis Amerika, 2018Sign in to view price
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Material
woodwork, mirrors, fabric
Description
Human-crafted. AI-refined.

The artfully crafted dressing table features a striking mahogany frame adorned with intricate carvings of feathers, creating a dramatic and opulent aesthetic. The central oval mirror is flanked by two smaller mirrors, offering a practical and visually appealing design. The piece showcases the refined woodworking techniques and attention to detail characteristic of the 19th-century Victorian era, reflecting the period's emphasis on ornate and decorative furnishings. ...

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Cian Dayrit
Artist
Cian Dayrit
B.1989, Filipino

Working in painting, sculpture and installation, Cian Dayrit’s practice explores colonialism and ethnography, history and archaeology. Born to a middle-class family in Manila, Dayrit’s works, as well as his socially-engaged and community-based projects, address struggles and oppression that are normalised as a systematic imbalance within a society that holds a colonial past. His mixed-media, cartographic, or counter-cartographic works, made with textile, embroidery and collage, propose a challenge to a monopolised framing of history and a spatial understanding of the world. His counter-maps depict a world map viewed from upside-down; a trajectory of displacement of the Ayta community; marginalisation of the peasant community of the Philippines, among others. By addressing the deeply imperialist and feudalist legacy of displacement and exploitation, Dayrit proposes an alternative mode of narrative construction, empowered through resistance and protest. Dayrit’s practice is a call for social quality and powerful visualisation of the struggle for land, history, culture and identity. ...

Cian Dayrit: Artworks
Feudal Fields
Landlessness In the Islands
Cian Dayrit
Landlessness In the Islands, 2018
Mapa ng Kapangyarihan at Gahom (Map of Power and Hegemony)
Cian Dayrit
Mapa ng Kapangyarihan at Gahom (Map of Power and Hegemony), 2018
Tiis Ganda, Kutis Amerika
Cian Dayrit
Tiis Ganda, Kutis Amerika, 2018
Yuta Nagi Panaad (Promised Land)
Cian Dayrit
Yuta Nagi Panaad (Promised Land), 2018
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