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Untitled

Yelena Popova2014

Arts Council Collection

Arts Council Collection
London, United Kingdom

To the artist Yelena Popova invisibility is both a potent political issue and a formal device capable of capturing the attention of an audience exhausted by an image-saturated culture. Popova refers to the paintings in her ‘Evaporating’ series as ‘transparent images’ which ‘recede into the raw fabric’. These paintings – although they appear to look back at 20th century movements such as futurism and constructivism – are influenced by digital culture. Popova explains that ‘the disembodiment of screen-based images’ and certain touch-screen gestures is echoed in her painterly technique.

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  • Title: Untitled
  • Creator: Yelena Popova
  • Date created: 2014
  • Physical Dimensions: 92 x 66cm
  • Rights: The artist
  • Medium: Distemper or glue tempera on linen (Irish linen mixed with cotton)
Arts Council Collection

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