This abstract artwork features a vibrant, oscillating wave pattern composed of bold, geometric shapes in contrasting colors of green and red. The overall composition is visually striking, with the dynamic lines and forms creating a sense of rhythm and movement. The piece appears to utilize minimalist techniques, emphasizing simplicity and the interplay of line, shape, and color. The artist's intention may have been to explore themes of sound, technology, or the visual representation of audio signals, reflecting the contemporary context of digital media and communication. ...
Working across sculpture, moving image, sound, photography and drawing, Corey Hayman explores discourses of class, race and gender and how they shape socio-political, economic and cultural paradigms. Through the concepts of afro-pessimism, the ‘hauntology of blackness’ and capitalism, Hayman creates works underpinned by tension between materiality, commodity and representation. Her moving-image and sculptural works incorporate found, recycled materials, such as found footage, commercial fonts, plastic gloves, wire, electrical tape and ratchet straps. Alongside personal experiences and found objects, Hayman’s practice is contextualised by the idea of intersectionality, a term coined by Kimberlé Crenshaw to define the framework of co-dependent yet oppressive categories that form one’s social and political identity and result in the modes of discrimination and privilege. ...
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