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The act of painting/drawing leads towards a moment of absorption in a sensed or perceived unity. I seek to deepen my relationship to a unified present while acknowledging the persistence and multiplicity of the past. By unfolding a response to simple, often architectural forms, I am able to explore interactions between increasingly complex moments. The Imaginary Kingdommapped by my work reveals a history of perception that allows me to witness the compression of time and to participate in the dialogues between memory and body, material and meaning, language and intuition.
For more information regarding his work click on K. Levni Sinanoglu
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