This abstract artwork features a vibrant collage of colors and organic shapes. The composition is dominated by swirling patterns of green, purple, and yellow hues, creating a dynamic and visually striking effect. The textured surface suggests the use of mixed media, possibly including paint, ink, and other materials. The overall impression is one of movement and energy, with the irregular shapes and layered elements evoking a sense of natural, geological formations. The artist's intention seems to be exploring the interplay of color, texture, and form to convey a sense of the raw, untamed beauty found in the natural world. ...
Pauline Shaw employs various techniques, such as weaving, dyeing, and embroidery, to create large-scale tapestries known for their intricate designs and craftsmanship, which harmoniously balance figurative and abstract elements.
In her work, Shaw examines historical and contemporary depictions of memory, identity, and lineage through the lenses of scientific, spiritual, and cultural belief systems. By braiding together the extensive corpus of ancient Chinese mythology and decorative arts with science and the limitations of the body, the artist proposes a methodology to fortify the fragility of diasporic narratives and the instabilities of identity. In doing so, Shaw’s work reflect her profound appreciation for the diverse range of cultural and historical perspectives she has encountered throughout her life.
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Newchild was founded by Diego Castaño, Chandler Noah and Sarah Vanwelden in 2020 in Antwerp, Belgium. Newchild serves as a physical and digital platform for established and emerging artists whose practice is defined by conceptualism, narrative and an ambitious technical approach.
Newchild was created to cultivate cross-pollination and meaningful exchange, fostering a collaborative environment for artists to explore beyond their established modes of expression. It curates a regular programme of offbeat exhibitions, participates in art fairs globally and works in close collaboration with foundations and museums. ...
