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Armen Eloyan
4 Sep-17 Oct 2009
Timothy Taylor
London W1J 8BG
Overview
New body of work by Zurich based Armenian painter, Armen Eloyan, known for his paintings of cartoon inspired characters acting out tragi-comic scenarios. The new paintings focus on a series of Pinocchio figures fashioned from logs, sausages, screws and potatoes, sporting goofy teeth, lolling tongues or googling eyes. Eloyan's mis-shapen, mutilated figures exude a powerful pathos, combining humour with a profoundly existential twist.
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