The Top 100
23 JUNE 2021
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4. Dwayne Coleman
Saffron Evening, Blue Bricks Inverted
Signed and dated (on the reverse)
Dye, bleach, spray-paint, ink, corduroy, denim, and canvas
130 x 110 cm.
Created in 2021
ESTIMATE
£2,500 - 5,000
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Dwayne Coleman, London, UK, is a multidisciplinary artist known for an inventive and resourceful practice that encompasses, works on paper, sculptures, installations, videos and most commonly painting.
His work demonstrates an emphasis on the notion of cultural exchange incorporating elements of local myth and legend, conveying a hidden moral within the work. Dipping into the pool of memories of his mixed-heritage and working-class background, Dwayne incorporates motifs from his council-estate, where he grew up, to convey a nuanced understanding of the specific conditions of human experience and perceived social or economic status.
Tying the Japanese concept of Boro patchwork with his own experiences, Dwayne resourcefully, dyes, sews and recycles his own materials into brick-patterned paintings.
Accolades
University of Westminster, London, B.F.A., 2011.
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