Remi Ajani

[UNTITLED] V, 202235 x 35cmSign in to view price

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Material

charcoal on paper, in bespoke lime wood box frame, with black stain finish and off white mount board

Description

Human-crafted. AI-refined.

The artwork features a simple yet evocative pencil sketch of a solitary figure on a plain background. The composition emphasizes the minimalist silhouette, which appears to be that of a person standing alone. The drawing technique employs loose, expressive lines that capture a sense of emotion or introspection. The understated subject matter and sparse, monochromatic style suggest an introspective or contemplative tone, hinting at the artist's intention to convey a deeper, more personal narrative through this deceptively simple work. ...

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Artist

Remi Ajani

B.1984

Remi Ajani is a painter, and colour is her favourite. Her practice is an exploration of the language between figuration and abstraction. When the paint takes over from an external image, Ajani is no longer working with something solid that is installed in the world, but with her own understanding of that object or event. She is therefore not an artist witnessing an event, but a witness to her own work. Through her paintings, Ajani is always searching for the right colours and exploring how to enter into a dialogue with her own senses, instincts and physicality. ...