This vibrant contemporary artwork features a sprawling tree at the center, with its branches bursting with colorful flowers and surrounded by an abundance of fantastical creatures and figures. The composition is characterized by a whimsical, almost surreal, use of bold colors and abstract shapes, creating a sense of playfulness and imagination. The subject matter appears to depict a celebratory, communal gathering under the tree, with a diverse array of anthropomorphic animals and stylized human forms interacting. The artist's distinctive style and imaginative symbolism suggest an intention to convey themes of community, nature, and the interconnectedness of all living things. ...
PRISCILLA DOBLER DZUL is an interdisciplinary storyteller. Her paintings,
textile, sculpture, video, and performance works have addressed notions of
belonging, borders, alienation, and social inequality as they relate to the
history of migration and indigenous cultures.
Dobler Dzul’s works examine the migration of cultural practices and forms
between different social and political contexts, with an emphasis on the
recuperation of artisanal craft and the articulation of alternative narratives of
labor, power, and design.
Her most recent works comprise large-scale paintings and glazed, painted
sculptures inspired by the bold colors and forms of Mayan mythological oral
stories and Alebrije folk art that represent all elements of life: air, water,
earth, and fire. Expansive landscapes featuring a range of hybrid animals,
human figures, and plant life, Dobler Dzul’s ebullient canvases mix traditional
mythological motifs with a contemporary approach to storytelling that creates
space and representation for queer people in history and art. ...
NOME is a contemporary art gallery located in Berlin. It was founded by Luca Barbeni in 2015. The gallery represents emerging and mid-career artists, many of whom have had their first international solo show with NOME. These artists engage in diverse practices including activism, archival work, and the articulation of indigenous counter-narratives.
The gallery’s curated program unfolds through various platforms such as exhibitions, concerts, talks, and editorial activities. NOME’s artists regularly participate in significant institutional exhibitions and biennials. The gallery has taken part in international art fairs including ARCOmadrid, The Armory Show, Art Basel Statements, Artissima, EXPO Chicago, and Feria Material, among others. ...
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