Sonia GomesCœur sauvage

Sculptures and installations by Sonia Gomes made from found and donated fabrics, rope, lace and salvaged wood, drawing on her Afro-Brazilian heritage.

Gomes knots, twists, stitches and binds textiles that were given to her or found, along with cords, embroidery, bits of wood and salvaged objects, into sculptures, paintings and installations that hang from the ceiling, sit on the wall or spread across the floor. Rooted in Afro-descendant craft traditions, the works take up colonial legacies, race and gender, with red running through the show.

Curated by Daria de Beauvais.

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