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Paloma Proudfoot: The Voice of the Play
23 Feb-30 Mar 2024
PV 22 Feb 2024, 6-9pm
The Approach
London E2 9LY
Unfinished painting, 2024
23 Feb-30 Mar 2024
Overview
Proudfoot uses sculpture, textile, text and performance to weave together personal experience, historical references and contemporary cultural observations. Seeking articulation for amorphous feelings such as shame, grief and strength, she pushes the metaphorical and narrative potential of materials.
Her forthcoming exhibition The Voice of the Play is named after the narrator-esque character in Helene Cisoux's 1976 play 'Portrait of Dora’ - a re-writing of the historical figure of 'Dora' who was the subject of Freud's infamous 1905 case study on female hysteria.
Paloma Proudfoot (b. 1992, London, UK) lives and works in London.
Press
Paloma Proudfoot: The Voice of the Play press release
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