Hand-painted terracotta, 38 × 17 × 2cm
Temsüyanger Longkumer is a multimedia artist whose artistic practice spans video, sculpture, site-specific installation, printmaking and painting. Profoundly influenced by his upbringing in Nagaland, Northeast India, his work explores - in his words - ‘the socio-cultural traditions in ethnic societies, and the correlation between communities in the microbial world and our own.’
Part abstract form, part organic species, this work features painted petals or leaves sprouting to indicate life. However, the power of transformation is at play as the shape becomes darker in its ‘reflected’ half. This sculpture hangs from the wall using a hook attached to the back.
Purchased works are usually despatched within three working days.
Hand-painted terracotta, 38 × 17 × 2cm
Temsüyanger Longkumer is a multimedia artist whose artistic practice spans video, sculpture, site-specific installation, printmaking and painting. Profoundly influenced by his upbringing in Nagaland, Northeast India, his work explores - in his words - ‘the socio-cultural traditions in ethnic societies, and the correlation between communities in the microbial world and our own.’
Part abstract form, part organic species, this work features painted petals or leaves sprouting to indicate life. However, the power of transformation is at play as the shape becomes darker in its ‘reflected’ half. This sculpture hangs from the wall using a hook attached to the back.
Purchased works are usually despatched within three working days.
