Sandra Newton, United
Kingdom - One Day
Part of a body of work
looking back to the sixties. Inspired by Solzhenitsyn's account of life in one
of Stalin's labour camps, 'One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich', which was published in a momentary thaw of
censorship and with the approval of Krushchev, in 1962. The piece incorporates
one of Zhukov's reflections on freedom and the commentary of George Lukacs
which defined the social and political significance of this work ... questions
which have piercing relevance to us in Europe today.
Monoprint, collagraphy,
printing, spraying with various acrylic based mediums. Raw edge applique. Free
machine stitched.
Evolon, Abaca paper, lens
tissue, tissue paper, lutradur.
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