ABOUT THE WORK
Material: Canvas,Acrylic,Paper
There is no truth to search for, but an illusion to deconstruct. The Cartesian gap between desire, the locus of... Read More
There is no truth to search for, but an illusion to deconstruct. The Cartesian gap between desire, the locus of memory and reality reveals how the act of archiving is a result of the societal impulse to preserve the past and cement a coherent collective memory hinged on imagery. The anxiety of our era has to do fundamentally with space, as opposed to time, which functions as distributive operatives to spread out space. However harm here, is harm there. The two decade long war waged against “terrorism” has resulted in a mass refugee crises, the pollution produced from manufacturing our products overseas is the contributing factor behind to global climate change. You cannot dislocate the rising of sea level or reroute cataclysmic storms. Yet for decades the West has proven successful in keeping the repercussions of their actions out of sight, out of mind. But there is a limit to everything.