Konco Wingking: Strength in Silence (ed. of 7 + 2 AP)

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Konco Wingking: Strength in Silence (ed. of 7 + 2 AP)Konco Wingking, meaning a companion from behind, refers to the traditional role of Javanese women as supporters of men. While womens roles have evolved over time, many continue to quietly shape family life. This portrait explores tradition, identity, and quiet strength through the visual contrast between the womans hijab and her husbands coat.

emerging from thoughts on silence as a mode of listening

Blackware Hound is a hand-built stoneware vessel that reimagines Roman dog-head goblets through the lens of life in modern Hackney

approximation

held close

Virginia Woolf likens memory to "lying in a grape and seeing through a film of semi-transparent yellow"

This piece hopes to provide an optimistic light: one that shines over the viewers in order to bring them to a sense of peace of where they are at their stage of life

her struggle to grasp what the future could look like for this generation

the work speculates on the afterlives of hyperobjects - materials that exceed human timeframes

In this work she sits in this liminal space

singular readings and instead invites sustained attention

threaded within a network of wires

The other farmer takes care of a baby who didn't want to accompany the rest of them

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