art project questioning reoccurrence and ritual as a distraction to the uncertainties of tomorrow
The private view was very well organised and attended. I have made several exciting contacts with artists from all over the world. Some work on display was truly magical and gave an individual insight into the colours and flavours of Africa and its people.
To support my participation in the African Art Exhibition, I have designed a postcard size piece. It contains a good quality photograph of my work on the front. On the back, I decided to categorise the information as follows:
1. Explanation of the meaning of the painting.
2. Artist statement.
3. Details of my email, WordPress blog, Instagram and Behance portfolios.
50 copies of my design will be printed back to back and doubled on A4 photo card. When cut in half, this will create 100 A5 postcard type of information. The idea is to explain and promote my work.
The text itself is in grey to increase the sophistication of the design without impacting it’s clarity and readability.
Art Number 22 has already collected information to be printed in the catalogue for the exhibition. This will be available in both versions: printed and online.
Yesterday, a Facebook promotional campaign started to attract likes.
I enclose a screenshot of the most recent advert below:
I have made some final improvements to this piece and increased its authenticity.
I used some original Nigerian music from a recording in a nightclub in Lekki, Lagos in Nigeria.
‘impromptu 2.0’ after the title of the last pop-up show
Wednesday 20 March 16.00 – room A220
Screen shots from Instagram:
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My video piece with sound is below:
HYPNOTIC REPETITION 