Shamir Joshua Dabhi | The Curse Of Medusa | Hahnemühle Pearl On Aluminium Subframe
“Medusa” forms part of an ever evolving collection of abstract conversations that were created from recycled fashion images using discarded negatives from a Fuji Film C100 polaroid print.
Never one to shy away from the endless possibilities that digital development and manipulation can birth, Dabhi’s work is a love affair with his perpetual curiosity and desire to infuse the analogue with digital worlds.
Artist
Shamir Joshua Dabhi
Curator Notes
This collection of recycled images were created from recycled fashion images using discarded negatives from a Fuji Film C100 polaroid print.
Description
Medium Giclée Hahnemühle Pearl Mounted On An Aluminium Subframe
Size: 1321mm X 1011mm Unframed
Edition: Signed & Numbered Edition of 5
About The Artist
Through the innovative technique of sampling images, Shamir Joshua Dabhi reimagines the visual language of art to craft a contemporary aesthetic. His art is a testament to composite artwork, a process that utilises both traditional and commercial digital applications in an unconventional way, this distinctive approach not only transcends established norms but also forges its own artistic tradition. Shamir Joshua Dabhi's body of work marks a departure from the ordinary, guiding us on an exploratory voyage into uncharted territory, while maintaining a reassuring aura of artistic authenticity. Central to his artistic journey is a profound interest in the subject matter of the objects he samples.
Each artwork undergoes meticulous curation and redesign, capturing an aesthetic essence that transforms the sampled objects into unique artistic entities. These creations transcend the act of representation and start to embody the essence of the objects themselves. Through his pioneering approach, his creations are a catalyst for emotive responses. He crafts his art with a purpose to invite you on a journey to explore the intricate interplay of aesthetics, to resonate deeply with his audience, igniting a dialogue and discussion rooted in the subject matter woven into each piece. His work is a bridge, inviting viewers to engage emotionally, intellectually, and socially.
Dabhi's art is an invitation to connect, converse, and contemplate, he eagerly anticipates the meaningful discourse he hopes his work will inspire.
