Deborah-Joyce Holman

Interpretation, stuttering and the partly understood, 2019210 x 140.2cmSign in to view price

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Material

print on mesh pvc

Description

Human-crafted. AI-refined.

This abstract contemporary artwork features a blurred, hazy composition in muted tones. The central focus is a partially obscured object, likely a container or vessel, with handwritten text scrawled across the surface. The overall impression is one of ambiguity and fragmentation, inviting the viewer to ponder the work's meaning. The artistic style appears to embrace elements of chance and spontaneity, with the intentionally unfocused technique adding to the sense of mystery. This piece may reflect the artist's exploration of themes related to the transient nature of everyday objects and the impermanence of language. ...

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Artist

Deborah-Joyce Holman

B.1991, British

Deborah Joyce Holman is a multidisciplinary artist whose work spans sculpture, text, installation, image-making and film. Through her work, Holman investigates linguistics, authorship and strategies of refusal, such as opacity, perhaps taking reference from Édouard Glissant’s notion of Opacité. She also explores the blurring of fact, fiction and truth as a means of contending with the trappings of visibility, hypervisibility and (mis)representation. Holman has been interested in the figure of the trickster, who can operate within the framework of power but does not conform to societal ‘truths’, fluidly operating in the interstices, the in-between space. Holman is also a curator, having commissioned several solo exhibitions and programmed talks, concerts, texts and DJ mixes. ...