U Turn

Flo Brooks

U Turn, 2018110 x 110 x 3cmPrice on Request
Details
MaterialGalleryLocation
acrylic on woodProject Native InformantLondon
Description
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The artwork depicts a whimsical, surreal scene with vibrant colors and abstract shapes. The central figure appears to be a person in a fantastical vehicle, surrounded by swirling elements and geometric patterns. The composition features bold, dynamic brushstrokes and a playful, imaginative style. The artwork seems to convey a sense of movement, exploration, and the blending of the natural and the technological. The artist's intention may be to challenge traditional representations and invite the viewer to engage with a visually captivating, otherworldly narrative. ...

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Beware! This is an erogenous zone
Artist
Flo Brooks
1987 , British

Flo Brooks works in installation, collage, painting and social practice. Their vibrant and colourful acrylics on wood depict layered everyday scenes of people, animals, plants and objects soaked in humour, satire and irony. The works are rooted in the British artist’s personal histories, memories, transgender experience growing up in rural England and queer network of contemporary Britain. Across their practice, Brook’s queer voice loudly questions the rigid divides embedded in society, sex, politics, labour and cultural landscape. The collaged scenarios and their explosive shapes dilute such boundaries, revealing the chaos of the quotidian existence, its constant shifting, transformation and lack of order. Brooks’s practice is inherently intimate, exploring ways people connect and form relationships with one another, thereby shaping individual and collective identity. ...

Flo Brooks: Artworks
At her table (a struggle)
Flo BrooksAt her table (a struggle), 2020Price on Request
Pigs in convo
Flo BrooksPigs in convo, 2017Price on Request
Yes I am too, but who am I really?
Flo BrooksYes I am too, but who am I really?, 2017Price on Request
YessSIR! Back off! Tell me who I am again?!
Flo BrooksYessSIR! Back off! Tell me who I am again?!, 2018Price on Request
U Bend but it's still a trap
Flo BrooksU Bend but it's still a trap, 2018Price on Request
Butts Only (That's the sound that lonely makes)
Flo BrooksButts Only (That's the sound that lonely makes), 2018Price on Request
U Turn
Flo BrooksU Turn, 2018Price on Request
Glory Hole
Flo BrooksGlory Hole, 2015Price on Request
Full of Sediment, Full of Doubt
Flo BrooksFull of Sediment, Full of Doubt, 2017Price on Request
Eyes on you / The Orbites
Flo BrooksEyes on you / The Orbites, 2020Price on Request
Corybungus
Flo BrooksCorybungus, 2020Price on Request
Passing Objects
Flo BrooksPassing Objects, 2017Price on Request
Beware! This is an erogenous zone
Flo BrooksBeware! This is an erogenous zone, 20205000 GBP
I'm having a mid-teen crisis
Flo BrooksI'm having a mid-teen crisis, 20181000 GBP
To be or no to be
Flo BrooksTo be or no to be, 202012000 GBP
Herd of the Year
Flo BrooksHerd of the Year, 202012000 GBP
New Teenager Here Comes Trouble
Flo BrooksNew Teenager Here Comes Trouble, 20181000 GBP
Project Native Informant
Gallery
Project Native Informant
London

Contemporary art gallery established in 2013 with a strong interest in expanded institutional critique. Project Native Informant works with 16 artists and collectives, producing 5-6 exhibitions per year and hosting performances, concerts, talks and events.