Tanoa Sasraku

Part and Proposal: Storr, 202129.7 x 21cmPrice on Request

Details

MaterialGalleryLocation

newsprint, thread, foraged storr red ochre, graphite powder, fixative spray, sound of raasay seawater, birch ply frame with brass hooks and matt emulsionVardaxoglou GalleryLondon

Description

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This contemporary artwork features an abstract composition using a variety of textures and materials. The central panel displays a striking interplay of dark, earthy tones punctuated by vibrant bursts of orange, creating a sense of depth and complexity. The overall composition is framed by a wooden border, adding a natural, rustic element to the piece. The artist seems to have employed techniques like layering, collage, and experimentation with different materials to convey a powerful, emotive visual experience. The juxtaposition of the abstract central panel with the simple, geometric artwork on the left suggests an interplay between order and chaos, inviting the viewer to contemplate the deeper meaning or symbolism underlying the work. ...

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Artist

Tanoa Sasraku

1995 , British

With a practice that moves freely between filmmaking, drawing and textiles, Tanoa Sasraku does work that engages directly with her cultural identity and familial history. A hallmark of the artist’s practice is her appliquéd newsprint flags, which are frayed and layered over one another. Inspired by her paternal ancestors’ fabrication of war flags in resistance to British colonial rule in coastal Ghana, Sasraku creates these pieces to stitch together her identity and make sense of the past. As a bi-racial, gay woman from Plymouth in South West England, Sasraku’s identity is also entangled with rural Britain, something she has examined through recent analogue film projects. ...

Tanoa Sasraku: Artworks

Tanoa SasrakuPart and Proposal: Storr, 2021Price on Request

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Gallery

Vardaxoglou Gallery

London

Established in 2020, Vardaxoglou is a London-based gallery specialising in modern and contemporary art. The gallery’s programme features exhibitions with a number of contemporary artists in the context of regular historical surveys that present pioneering artists to new audiences.