Pond (Lymphnode)

Shaan Bevan

Pond (Lymphnode), 202474 x 91cmSign in to view price
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Material
pencil on paper under hand-blown glass, artist frame
Description
Human-crafted. AI-refined.

This abstract contemporary artwork features a mesmerizing composition of vibrant, organic shapes and hues. The canvas is dominated by various shades of green, evoking a sense of depth and movement through the intricate, swirling patterns. The artist has employed a technique that resembles the distorted, rippling effect of water, creating a captivating and immersive visual experience. The work appears to be a conceptual exploration of the natural world, inviting the viewer to ponder the relationship between the physical and the ethereal. ...

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Shaan Bevan
Artist
Shaan Bevan
B.1990

Shaan Bevan (b.1990) is an American artist based in the Montagne Noire, Southern France. She completed her MFA at the Slade in 2023. Before then she had worked in fashion, but left the industry when she was diagnosed with cancer. She has exhibited with Des Bains in London and at Feria Material in Mexico City and Zaza Gallery in Naples. Palmer Gallery will host a two-person exhibition of Shaan’s work - alongside her partner Owen Pratt, who’s a sound artist - during Frieze London 2024. Shaan Bevan typically draws detailed seascapes that’re often quite turbulent as they were intended to mirror the internal state of her body when she was undergoing treatment for Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. She made one drawing for each level of the Beaufort scale, attempting to capture the power of the wind and equate that with a body in revolt. At one stage during Shaan’s treatment, she had so many chemicals in her body that her urine was considered a biohazard - since she has been in remission she has been reclaiming these chemicals in various ways, staining the materials she works with. ...

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