General Partition
General Partition

Ebun Sodipo

General Partition, 202293 x 195cmSign in to view price
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pvc curtains
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Human-crafted. AI-refined.

The artwork features the word "DOCENT" displayed prominently in large, bold letters against a plain white background. The minimalist composition emphasizes the visual impact of the typography, which appears to be digitally rendered. The use of a single, neutral color palette and the stark contrast between the text and the blank canvas create a sense of simplicity and directness. This piece likely aims to explore the conceptual meaning and significance of the term "docent" through a minimalist, almost typographic, artistic approach. ...

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Ebun Sodipo

Ebun Sodipo makes work for those who will come after: the Black trans people of the future. Her interdisciplinary practice narrates her construction of a Black trans-feminine self after slavery and colonialism. Through processes of fragmentation, collage, and fabulation, she devises softer, other-wise ways of imagining and speaking about the body, desire, archives, and the past. Regularly working within installation and performance, Sodipo collects visual historical fragments and weaves narratives together, part fiction, part record, to craft intricate and intimate stories not commonly found within archives or historical records­— unearthing lineages and pathways for Black trans people. Sensitive to spatial relationships and texture, environments rendered by Sodipo bring together photography, collage, sculpture, and material surfaces such as printed PVC or Silver Mylar. The use of these textural components speaks to the blurring or obscuring of Black trans history, whilst Sodipo’s fabrications bring moments of clarity and recognition. Reworking methodologies devised by thinkers such as Saidiya Hartman, Sodipo summons historical figures and visual motifs, creating resonant sites which speak to the past, present and future. ...

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