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Material
ink & colored pencils on paper
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Human-crafted. AI-refined.

The artwork presents a striking black-and-white composition featuring a surreal, dreamlike landscape. The central figure, a silhouetted human form, appears to float amidst a swirling array of abstract shapes and particles. The overall effect evokes a sense of ethereality and disorientation, with the scattered, nebulous elements creating a sense of movement and energy. The artist has employed a distinctive technique, likely involving photographic manipulation or collage, to craft this evocative, almost otherworldly scene. This piece may explore themes of the subconscious, the fragility of the human condition, or the interplay between the physical and the metaphysical. ...

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Jackie Karuti
Artist
Jackie Karuti
Kenyan

Jackie Karuti’s multidisciplinary and experimental practice includes drawing, painting, video, installation and interpretative performance. Centred around notions of death, sexuality, identity and urbanism, Karuti’s works are conceptualised through radical imagining. She often employs the idea of the Black Atlantic - an imagined underwater civilisation of slaves thrown overboard during the travel between Africa and the Americas. Through creating and navigating fictional worlds inhabited by fictional people, Karuti makes observations on that which is real and present: urban environments, migration and identity. Her inks and pencils on paper and video works feature assembled objects and movements in order to, as the artist says, intervene with reality rather than represent it. Her long-running The Case of Books performance regularly occupies spaces of reading – libraries or personal homes – and invites local residents to join the artist in dusting and restoring books to life. Fantasy and reality, hopefulness and morbidness are intertwined in Karuti’s works, reflecting a journey to find one’s identity. ...

Jackie Karuti: Artworks
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