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JADÉ FADOJUTIMI : The Numbing Vibrancy of Characters in Play
1 Feb-6 Apr 2019
PEER
London N16QL
Overview
PEER presents new paintings in the first exhibition in a public gallery by young artist Jadé Fadojutimi. With a highly charged and often emotional approach, for Fadojutimi the production of painting is compulsive, exhilarating and exhausting. Exploring complex and reflective questions about identity, and how to navigate paths through a fractured society, the resulting large-scale, gestural and vibrant paintings although essentially abstract, often present a pervading sense of a densely vegetated environment.
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