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THE LANGUAGE OF A CHAIR

(ZUBAN-E-KURSI)

by Zahra Jewanjee

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The Language of a Chair by Zahra Jewanjee

The solo show is a myriad of curiosities, where nature, science, and Sufism converge in a visual tapestry of organized chaos.

Jewanjee draws inspiration from these diverse sources to develop her unique language, Zuban-e-Kusri (the language of a chair). Utilizing chair parts as symbols, she crafts a visual apparatus mimicking the intricate choreography of collective behaviours observed in humans, birds, and even microbes. These movements may seem chaotic from a distance, but beneath the surface lies an invisible order. Learn more

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The Elephant is a siren's call, luring the viewer into a labyrinth of perception. The original half of the image, a crystallised moment in time, holds the weight of memory, the artist's own lived experiences etched into its pixels. Yet, the Generative AI counterpart, with its surreal and often unexpected elements, casts a spell, challenging us to question the very nature of reality. Is this a mere reflection of the past, or a premonition of a future yet to unfold?
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This collection dives into the paradoxical nature of existence. Each piece challenges the viewer to confront the weight of the crushing pressure of societal constructs and expectations, juxtaposed against the innate human desire for individuality and self-expression.

Through a series of energetic paintings, the collection exposes the disillusionment that arises from the relentless pursuit of material wealth and corporate success. It portrays the mistaken identities we adopt in our quest for validation, (continues)

Continuing on promoting emerging artists in the AI space, we've just finalized the winners of the second open call in collaboration with The Hug. The third installment of this special series will go live on Wednesday June 6th and will be titled Cultural Alchemy: Merging Tradition with AI Innovation. Like the previous edition, even this one will feature works from 10 artists and will drop on Foundation in the gallery's World. Looking forward to sharing more details about this drop in the next few days. You can now view the drop on Foundation

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The Darkness in Nostalgia

There is an underlying darkness in nostalgia. It draws us into a pain-laced reminiscence where we can feel safe in the static moments of our past. Lost memories of times in our lives when we felt at our happiest become these idyllic memories that we never want to leave. We feel so comforted by these moments that the pain of existing in the present can be too much to bear. The world as it is can be a harsh place, and these memories provide an escape, a level of solace in the fact that they don't change. (continues)