Roli O'tsemaye
Articles (4)
The (Un)Certainty of (Be)Longing in Peishen Liang’s Threshold
I find that like me, many people like to begin by defining things. Not out of an obsession for labelling them, but in hope to understand them beyond what one may already know. If in luck, one may find some sort of clarity or even resolution to wonder.
TURIST: The Artist Who Paints Our Collective Unease
Turist is not your regular artist. One look at works from this artist and it immediately
becomes apparent that there is something urgent to say. There is no ambiguity about
where the message is directed either.
Four Icons to Collect Now
In the ever-evolving landscape of contemporary and modern art, we come across certain works that stand as more then aesthetic objects. The four works we are discussing can be a great addition to your collection.
The Other Worlds We Inherit in Yaroslava Murashko’s Art
Yaroslava Murashko's images are often populated by characters who appear to have
arrived from somewhere else: another century, another mythology, another novel,
another imagined world.