Oak

Dala Nasser

Oak, 2022168 x 102cm5850 GBP
Details
Material
curtains, canvas, dye made of hibiscus and roses, charcoal, ash, salt, iron oxide, rubbings made from oak trees, rainwater
Description
Human-crafted. AI-refined.

This abstract artwork features a striking blend of vibrant colors and bold shapes. The predominant hues are shades of red, pink, and purple, creating a dynamic and emotive composition. The fragmented and layered forms suggest a sense of movement and depth, with the transparent plastic material adding a unique textural element. The overall impression is one of expressive experimentation, showcasing the artist's innovative approach to manipulating materials and exploring the boundaries of contemporary art. While the specific subject matter remains open to interpretation, the work invites viewers to engage with its sensorial and conceptual layers. ...

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Dala Nasser
Artist
Dala Nasser
B.1990, Lebanese

Dala Nasser is a material-based artist who works across various mediums including painting, performance, and film. Nasser’s work examines the intersection of human and non-human entanglement in relation to environmental, historical, and political issues, particularly those resulting from practices of extraction and colonial erasure. Her artistic process involves using materials that carry literal meaning, and her work is rooted in her personal experiences and the history of her region. In her solo exhibition “Time spent without its flow” at V.O Curations in London, she used found fabrics from her grandparents' house located in the south of Lebanon, which she coloured with natural dyes made from wildflowers that can withstand toxic soil. After dyeing the textiles, she applied charcoal rubbings from the trunks of olive trees and flintstone from neighbouring terrace walls. This repetitive process is subject to the elements, with the markings gradually being washed away. ...

Dala Nasser: Artworks
Flint Stone
Dala NasserFlint Stone, 2022Price on Request
Zaytoun
Dala NasserZaytoun, 20225850 GBP
Oak
Dala NasserOak, 20225850 GBP
Anemone
Dala NasserAnemone, 202211700 GBP
Hibiscus
Dala NasserHibiscus, 2022Price on Request
Poppy
Dala NasserPoppy, 202213350 GBP
Rose
Dala NasserRose, 20197500 GBP