WHAT A GREAT CONFLICT I HAVE FOR YOU

Sarah Zapata

WHAT A GREAT CONFLICT I HAVE FOR YOU, 2019131 x 64cmSign in to view price
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Material
hand-woven natural and synthetic fiber, felt
Description
Human-crafted. AI-refined.

This vibrant abstract artwork features a bold and dynamic composition of vertical stripes in a variety of vivid colors, including yellow, orange, red, blue, and green. The artist has employed a textured, layered approach, creating a sense of depth and movement within the piece. The overall visual style is expressive and gestural, with an emphasis on spontaneity and experimentation. This artwork likely reflects the artist's exploration of color, form, and the physicality of the medium, capturing a lively and energetic aesthetic that was characteristic of the contemporary art movement during the period in which it was created. ...

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Artist
Sarah Zapata
B.1988, Peruvian-American

Sarah Zapata’s textile sculptures transform traditional craft into powerful, large-scale statements on identity, labor, and cultural heritage. Drawing from her Peruvian roots and queer experience, she employs meticulous techniques like handweaving, coiling, and latch-hooking to create immersive, abstract forms bursting with bold colors. Her work challenges the historical marginalization of textile arts by elevating everyday materials into monumental, anthropomorphic shapes that explore themes of power, control, and intersectionality. Through these dynamic sculptures, Zapata invites viewers to confront and reconsider the narratives surrounding femininity, queerness, and cultural memory. Blending personal history with political critique, her practice offers rich environments that engage with the complexities of identity and social systems. By reimagining textile traditions in contemporary contexts, Zapata expands the possibilities of craft as a medium for both artistic expression and cultural commentary. ...