Deborah-Joyce Holman

Lost, 2019Sign in to view price

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Material

print on mesh pvc, kanekalon hair

Description

Human-crafted. AI-refined.

This abstract artwork features a hazy, dreamlike composition dominated by muted tones of gray and white. The overall image appears blurred and ethereal, with amorphous shapes and forms seemingly suspended within a misty atmosphere. The sense of movement and fluidity evokes a meditative, introspective quality. The artist's use of an unconventional framing device, consisting of a black, curved line, adds a sense of surreal, cinematic tension to the piece. This work appears to explore the boundaries between the tangible and the intangible, inviting the viewer to ponder the nature of perception and the subjectivity of reality. ...

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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. ...