Spent Mothering Sunday with my lovely mother and sister up near Sloane Square at the Saatchi Gallery.
Here are some highlights
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still here from when i last visited last easter - this room filled with oil by RICHARD WILSON |
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I love the skin tones, particularly the knees, in these pieces by EDUARDO BERLINER |
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ALEJANDRO OSPINA |
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What i found striking about this is, whilst all of his other work in this room was collaged, this had been painted. |
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BORIS NZEBO |
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EDDY ILUNGA KAMUANGA |
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by far my favourite pieces in the gallery. i love the skin tones, and links well to a lot of my own work. DAWIT ABEBE |
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some fabulous cut outs, with the remaining woods then painstakingly painted on. my mother was a big fan of this work, by EPHREM SOLOMON |
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just adored the colours in these, by FEDERICO HERRERO (the paintings) and PIA CAMIL (the vases) |
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the wonderful texture |
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my absolute favourite - i love how you actually feel the perspective; the towering height of the trees makes a great impact |
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a series of tree related work by JORGE MAYET (the sculptures) and DIEGO MENDOZA IMBACHI (the paintings) |
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a massive installation // TOUT DOIT DISPARAITRE // made from 97,000 blue plastic bags
AND SOME OF MY FAVOURITE THINGS OTHER THAN THE ARTWORK:
These cups I thought were very cute
This would probably be my seat of choice if i were made of money
I mean these people are an artwork in themselves
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