SOUND and COLOUR.
A stunning evening filled with light and creativity, thank you for coming to Sound & Colour!
'To all those 'others' who create from their actual, lived experience are surrealist, through the multi-disciplinary nature of art' - TODEM
Hosted by TODEM- 'An Afro-Surrealist View' introduced us to new and upcoming artists whose works transcend the sometimes placed restrictions in creation.
The exhibition featured artists Kandre Arámidẹ Hassan, Drew Iheoma, Dẹ̀mú Studios, Kimani Worghs, Wxvei (Daniel) and Babypulp all showcasing individual concepts building onto the theme.
A key feature of the exhibition was the aspect of interactive art- certain pieces were complemented by a scent chosen by the artist which was thought to parallel the feel/mood of the work, a brilliant way to promote audience involvement, allowing for a greater communal sense when walking around as conversation would spark.
A stunning evening filled with light and creativity, thank you for coming to Sound & Colour!
'To all those 'others' who create from their actual, lived experience are surrealist, through the multi-disciplinary nature of art' - TODEM
Playing with colour and form, Lagos based artist Olatunji Benjamin creates vibrant pieces of distorted realities through his experimentation of figure. Àṣẹ spoke to him about his weaknesses as an artists and the way his Nigerian heritage shapes the work he creates.
Through the creative mind of Kudzanai.