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Francis Offman

Untitled, 2023147.5 x 149.5cmSign in to view price
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MaterialGallery
acrylic, ink, paper, cotton, coffee grounds, bolognese plaster on linenHerald St
Description
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This abstract artwork features a collage of textures and patterns, including earthy tones of brown and green, as well as vibrant splashes of color. The composition appears chaotic and organic, with various shapes and forms intertwining and overlapping. The artist has employed a variety of materials, such as fabric and paper, to create a visually striking and tactile surface. The overall impression is one of a natural, almost primordial landscape, with a sense of energy and movement. The work reflects the artist's exploration of the interplay between chaos and order, and the inherent beauty found in the natural world. ...

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Francis Offman
Artist
Francis Offman
B.1987

Francis Offman works with installation and sculpture, yet his primary medium is painting. Working with various base surfaces such as jute, linen or canvas, Offman will gradually layer monochromatic pigments onto these materials and collage fragments of torn paper, ink, cotton or plaster. The paintings are not stretched or supported by wooden frames, but pinned to the wall, affording them a sense of vulnerability. Meditative and sensorial, each component of each work is meticulously considered by Offman. Perhaps the most central ingredient within Offman’s oeuvre is coffee. The artist began working with this material in 2014, using these grains as tangible vessels to reflect the cultural, political and economic relationship between Europe and Africa. Offman was born in Rwanda, and now lives in Italy after his family fled Rwanda during the civil war. Coffee imported from his native country acted as a consumable thread growing up, and the incorporation of these granules into his paintings sensitively tackles the trauma of European rule in Africa on both a personal and wider scale. Offman cites David Hammons as a key influence upon the way he conceptualizes projects, specifically the way in which individual substances can serve as shorthand for a myriad of social and political entanglements. Operating purely in an abstract field, the conceptual make up of Offman’s oeuvre speaks volumes. ...

Francis Offman: Artworks
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Francis OffmanUntitled, 2023
29.5 x 40cm
Senza titolo/Untitled
Untitled
Francis OffmanUntitled, 2022
200 x 255cm
Untitled
Francis OffmanUntitled, 2020
74 x 116cm
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Untitled
Francis OffmanUntitled, 2023
147.5 x 149.5cm
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Francis OffmanUntitled, 2023
38.5 x 60.6cm
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Francis OffmanUntitled, 2023
49.3 x 58.7cm
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Francis OffmanUntitled, 2023
52 x 57.5cm
Untitled
Francis OffmanUntitled, 2025
221 x 305cm
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Herald St
Gallery
Herald St
London, London

Herald St was established in 2005 by Ash L’ange and Nicky Verber. With two spaces across London, Herald St represents twenty-five international artists and participates in multiple art fairs including Art Basel, Frieze London, and Frieze Los Angeles amongst others. Works by Herald St artists are held in many museum collections and are regularly included in exhibitions within public institutions.