This abstract artwork features a captivating interplay of colors and textures. The composition is dominated by dynamic brushstrokes of white, black, and gold, creating a sense of movement and energy. The overall effect is one of raw, expressive power, with the artists' gestures and materials taking center stage. While the piece does not depict any recognizable subject matter, the bold, gestural style and distinctive techniques employed suggest a deeply personal and introspective artistic approach. This work likely reflects the artist's desire to capture the essence of the creative process itself, offering a glimpse into their unique vision and creative sensibilities. ...
‘The art world is part of my medium,’ explains Kayode Ojo. A disciple of Marcel Duchamp, adopting his penchant for the appropriation of mundane, ‘readymade’ objects, and recognition of the gallery’s ability to vastly elevate the worth and discourse associate with the objects within its grasp, Ojo is interested in making layers of production and trade visible. He gathers fragments pertaining to a materialist, capitalist culture; relics of fast fashion like a H&M fringe dress, a grey ASOS suit, a hairpiece purchased from Amazon. Although Ojo problematises the objects’ conception, he also willingly elevates them, realising their aspirations for grandeur. He meticulously drapes synthetic fabric over metal armatures and pieces of Breuer-style furniture, fastening all of the items taut in a play of mutual culpability using key rings, carabiner hooks and steel handcuffs. ...
-151?_a=BAVAZGBz0)
