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London: Ludo – Chaos Theory

October 12, 2014 butterfly

Ludo - Chaos Theory

Following our recent studio visit (see here), we attended the solo exhibition ‘Chaos Theory‘ of French artist Ludo at Lazarides Rathbone in London. Live butterflies were fluttering during the opening much to the delight of onlookers. Inspired by the theory of “The Butterfly Effect,” Ludo decided to focus on a more personal interpretation of his cultural inspirations with a selection of neon green and monochrome canvases.

Ludo - Chaos Theory

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Ludo – Chaos Theory
Lazarides Rathbone, London
Until 15 November 2014

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London: Faith47 – Aqua Regalia

October 10, 2014 butterfly

In parallel to the upcoming Moniker Art Fair a solo show ‘Aqua Regalia‘ by South African artist Faith47 just opened at the Old Truman Brewery in London. Juxtapozing religious iconography and sacred geometry with everyday found objects, her artworks illustrate pictorial representations of incarnated divinity from wildlife to female figures.

Faith47 - Acqua Regalia

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Faith47 – Aqua Regalia
Until 19 October 2014
91 Brick Ln, London E1 6QL

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London: Geraldine Swayne – How are You

September 18, 2014 butterfly

Filmaker and member of the music band Faust, Geraldine Swayne is also a painter and is currently showing a series of miniature works titled How are you? at the Fine Art Society.

Swayne creates intimate paintings with enamel on small copper or aluminium panels, featuring contemporary subjects from sources as diverse as pornography, landscape painting and portraits of friends.

Geraldine Swayne - Fine Art Society

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Geraldine Swayne – How are you?
Until 24 September
Fine art Society London

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London: Juliette Losq – Nemora @ FAS

September 16, 2014 butterfly

The British artist Juliette Losq just opened her solo show Nemora at Fine Art Society in London. Inspired by English ‘Gothic’ of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, Losq depicts liminal landscapes by juxtaposing rococo prints, Victorian newspaper illustrations, sci- fi and horror films, as well as detritus. Working over the surface repetitively, multiple painted layers simultaneously obscure and reveal those beneath. In parallel to her mixed media paintings, Juliette Hosq has created three site specific installation works including a piece that revisits the gallery’s historic ground floor fireplace. Another work will features a 3m high wave of painted paper tumble from an antique grandfather clock.

Juliette Hosq - Nemora

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Juliette Losq- Nemora
FAS
Until 2 October

London

London: Phlegm at the Royal Opera House

September 13, 2014 butterfly

UK based artist Phlegm is collaborating with the Royal Opera House in London Covent Garden this month. We followed Phlegm as he created a large scale outdoor installation for the Festival of Myth curated by Minna Moore Ede of the National Gallery and the Royal Ballet, which will be on display until September 28. Influenced by the Greek myths, Prometheus and Leda and the Swan, cut out wooden panels build an imposing sculptural fortress that stands tall on the piazza entrance to the opera house, and Phlegm’s signature characters blend harmoniously with mythological figures.

Phlegm - Royal Opera House London

Phlegm also painted a large mural on the inside of the opera house depicting a tree hung with smoldering objects and entangled with celestial orbs, which will be up for at least the next year. A series of nine hand made coper etching are also displayed next to his indoor mural.

Phlegm - Royal Opera House London