Fouzia Zafar RETurkish Delights, Arlington Baths
Etching
Image size: 70 × 98cm
Paper size: 76 × 112cm
Edition of 15
£970 unframed or £97 per month via Own Art. Contact rebecca@woolwichprintfair.com to request an application or more information.
Fouzia’s work explores the concept of play to develop the use of unusual materials, tools and processes to create images. Photography and collage are often intermediate stages in the practice where play allows images to be deconstructed and then reinvented using the etching process. Shape, pattern and texture are celebrated in her prints, helping explore histories and memories of familiar places and objects to create a nostalgic atmosphere. Fouzia’s practice thrives on pushing the craft of making but also embracing what it offers by chance.
Etching
Image size: 70 × 98cm
Paper size: 76 × 112cm
Edition of 15
£970 unframed or £97 per month via Own Art. Contact rebecca@woolwichprintfair.com to request an application or more information.
Fouzia’s work explores the concept of play to develop the use of unusual materials, tools and processes to create images. Photography and collage are often intermediate stages in the practice where play allows images to be deconstructed and then reinvented using the etching process. Shape, pattern and texture are celebrated in her prints, helping explore histories and memories of familiar places and objects to create a nostalgic atmosphere. Fouzia’s practice thrives on pushing the craft of making but also embracing what it offers by chance.
Etching
Image size: 70 × 98cm
Paper size: 76 × 112cm
Edition of 15
£970 unframed or £97 per month via Own Art. Contact rebecca@woolwichprintfair.com to request an application or more information.
Fouzia’s work explores the concept of play to develop the use of unusual materials, tools and processes to create images. Photography and collage are often intermediate stages in the practice where play allows images to be deconstructed and then reinvented using the etching process. Shape, pattern and texture are celebrated in her prints, helping explore histories and memories of familiar places and objects to create a nostalgic atmosphere. Fouzia’s practice thrives on pushing the craft of making but also embracing what it offers by chance.
