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For eight weeks we have been living with The Artist. Her nouveau-avant-garde, yet minimalist style has thrilled us, frustrated us, and we are very privileged to watch her work.
But first, a lesson in her previous collection. Trained at the Conservatoire Terre le Zōo Zōo, The Artist's style is clearly structured in form and substance.
But over the course of the last eight weeks, The Artist has appeared frustrated, yet at the same time unbridled and unhindered. Let's take a look...
"Long Man Carrying Sticks" (wax crayon on concrete) is a study into the human condition. The man is clearly long, and appears to be carrying sticks. A message on isolation and pondering on time.
(R100 000)
(R100 000)
"Hidden From Sight" (wax crayon on concrete) is a surprise find in our live-in gallery. It delves into the depths of the mind. Just how far the rabbit hole are you willing to go down if you knew no one was watching?
(R150 000)
(R150 000)
"Quand puis-je sortir? " (wax crayon on glass)
Cries freedom. It speaks to yearning and the burning questions we are saddled with during this period in history.
(R250 000)
Cries freedom. It speaks to yearning and the burning questions we are saddled with during this period in history.
(R250 000)
"Tile We Meet Again": Unfinished (wax crayon on ceramic tile)
Interrupted, and purposely left incomplete, this piece is a critique on society.
(R100 000)
Interrupted, and purposely left incomplete, this piece is a critique on society.
(R100 000)
"No Hangers On" (wax crayon on wood)
Tired of being followed, The Artist used this piece to vent frustrations on her creativity being policed from room to room.
(R150 000)
Tired of being followed, The Artist used this piece to vent frustrations on her creativity being policed from room to room.
(R150 000)
"Wallk On By" (ink, wax crayon on wallpaper)
Emboldened, The Artist takes us to the edge of her creativity and daring. Uninhibited, she pushes the envelope with this work.
(R300 000)
Emboldened, The Artist takes us to the edge of her creativity and daring. Uninhibited, she pushes the envelope with this work.
(R300 000)
"Coulda, Wooda, Shoulda" (wax crayon on wood)
Now in the height of her lockdown inspiration The Artist asks, "so what are you going to do?"
(R500 000)
Now in the height of her lockdown inspiration The Artist asks, "so what are you going to do?"
(R500 000)
