Bedwork / Shame Magnified

Soufiane Ababri

Bedwork / Shame Magnified, 202324 x 32cmSign in to view price
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colour pencil on paperThe Pill
Soufiane Ababri
Artist
Soufiane Ababri
B.1985, Moroccan

It is in his bed, lying down, that Soufiane Ababri makes his "bed works". In essence, he examines the ambivalence of a society that is criss-crossed by tensions that are not so much the reflection of its contradictions, but rather of its complementarity. His heritage lies in his own story, built up by layer upon layer of personal and intimate events. A lover of sociology, Ababri’s entire body of work plays with the idea of seeing: the artist observes a world that observes him in a form of introspection combining his own unique perception, shared representations and accepted social facts in an exercise that is reminiscent of Persian miniatures and their subtle play with what is hidden and what is revealed. ...

Soufiane Ababri: Artworks
Bedwork
Soufiane AbabriBedwork, 2021
32 x 24cm
Bedwork
Soufiane AbabriBedwork, 2022
61 x 52cm
Bedwork
Soufiane AbabriBedwork, 2020
56.5 x 71.5cm
Bed work (The Fall 2)
Bedwork
Soufiane AbabriBedwork, 2023
78 x 86cm
Bedwork
Soufiane AbabriBedwork, 2022
61 x 52cm
Bedwork
Soufiane AbabriBedwork, 2023
64 x 50cm
Bedwork
Soufiane AbabriBedwork, 2023
64 x 50cm
Bedwork
Soufiane AbabriBedwork, 2023
64 x 50cm
Bed work
Soufiane AbabriBed work, 2022
79.5 x 119cm
Bedwork
Soufiane AbabriBedwork, 2021
32 x 24cm
Bedwork
Soufiane AbabriBedwork, 2020
56.5 x 71.5cm
Bedwork / The Sleeper
Bedwork
Soufiane AbabriBedwork, 2020
65 x 48cm
Bedwork
Soufiane AbabriBedwork, 2023
117 x 157cm
Bedwork
Soufiane AbabriBedwork, 2020
65 x 48cm
The Pill
Gallery
The Pill
Istanbul

T H E P I L L was founded in 2016 by Suela J. Cennet in the historic peninsula of Istanbul, to operate as a global platform and mobile vessel for contemporary art, supporting artists through a dynamic of cosmopolitanism beyond the dialectics of center and periphery. Initially envisioned by its founder as a space for an aesthetic of friendship, the gallery's programming is strongly inspired by the history and ideas of utopia and dystopia in modernism, with a particular focus on displacement, diaspora, feminisms, and queer aesthetics as reflected in contemporary artistic practices. ...