Grace Ndiritu
Post-Hippie Pop Abstraction (Terror), 2015-2022
found frame (collage), embroidery, newsprint, paint, bead
13 x 17 cm
Post-Hippie Pop Abstraction, a series of painted collages that explore how Indigenous tribes, studio artists, and third-world workers labour for the New Age, art, and luxury fashion markets, respectively. Ndiritu...
Post-Hippie Pop Abstraction, a series of painted collages that explore how Indigenous tribes, studio artists, and third-world workers labour for the New Age, art, and luxury fashion markets, respectively.
Ndiritu proposes in Post-Hippie Pop Abstraction, a return to a connection with nature, an appreciation for materiality, and a centring of the most vulnerable among us.
Source: Grace Ndiritu, Healing the Museum. Published by Motto Books. p.69
Ndiritu proposes in Post-Hippie Pop Abstraction, a return to a connection with nature, an appreciation for materiality, and a centring of the most vulnerable among us.
Source: Grace Ndiritu, Healing the Museum. Published by Motto Books. p.69