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The Man who swallowed the Universe Collage

Anne Lacheiner-Kuhn

Namibia

Collage, Paper on Cardboard

Size: 23.6 W x 23.6 H x 3 D in

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ABOUT THE ARTWORK

Featuring the artist's signature juxtapositions cut carefully from old magazines preceding ironic composition, 'Shy Wild' sees the artist explore the relationship between mostly wild animals and humans with a note on social media.  “Having grown up on a remote farm north of Otjiwarongo and now living in London, it continually amazes me how little respect, fear or understanding most people have of wild animals,” says Lacheiner-Kuhn.
“We as humans displaced, tamed and treat animals as our accessories and in recent years, they have become a go-to for social media likes.” “The increase of technology and screen-based social interaction contribute to our alienation from the wild and nature,” she says. “Also with globalisation and people being able to travel more freely, there is that constant want/need to out-do your social circle and selfies/photographs with wild animals in exotic places are top of the list for many westerners.” Housing these ruminations in somewhat galactic glittering circles, Lacheiner-Kuhn recycles, remixes and appropriates images and materials to create new worlds entirely by steady, scalpel-wielding hand.

DETAILS AND DIMENSIONS
Collage:

Paper on Cardboard

Original:

One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:

23.6 W x 23.6 H x 3 D in

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Anne Lacheiner-Kuhn was born in Otjiwarongo (“the place where the fat cattle grazes” in Otjiherero), Namibia in 1983. Raised on a remote farm by a Namibian mother and a German father, she grew up with children of Damara, Herero and Ovambo tribes. These formative years created a deep connection with the soil and a profound sense of belonging to the land and unity with its inhabitants. Her favourite toys growing up were a knife, a rope, matches – building the foundation for her knack of “making” (woodwork and metal work). Anne’s work encompasses a multitude of practices including installations, video work, photography and collages. Conceptually, she engages with discourse surrounding identity, collective and individual memory, sexuality and history.

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Showed at the The Other Art Fair

Handpicked to show at The Other Art Fair presented by Saatchi Art in London, London, Los Angeles, London, London, London

Artist featured in a collection

Artist featured by Saatchi Art in a collection

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