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Eyasu Telayneh: Private Reputation Of Colours
7 Sep-21 Oct 2023
PV 7 Sep 2023, 6-8pm
Addis Fine Art
London W1W 8DD
The hidden address of the soul, 2022, Acrylic on Canvas. Credit: Addis Fine Art
7 Sep-21 Oct 2023
Overview
We are pleased to announce Eyasu Telayneh’s forthcoming solo exhibition at our London gallery, which will open on Thursday, 7 September. Eyasu's abstract works draw on his fascination with geometry, colour, and physics. Blending structural and fluid forms, his works are responses to inner visualisations of the world around him. Featuring a selection of Eyasu’s latest paintings, The Private Reputation of Colours explores the relationships between colours and space.
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