Hormazd Narielwalla b. 1979
framed: (each panel) 66 x 47 x 2 cm
1979, Mumbai, India–
Immigrated to the UK in 2003
French tailoring instructions structure a fractured collage in which Jewish family photographs appear alongside blue patches of colour. The work recalls both the thirteenth- and fifteenth-century expulsions of Jews from England and Spain, together with the blue-washed houses of their new home in Chefchaouen, Morocco, and the later histories of twentieth-century displacement. Here, the world is cut apart and re-stitched across generations and centuries.
Ben Uri Collection
Presented by the artist, 2018
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presented by the artistExhibitions
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