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Noah Beyene: Head First
7 Sep-21 Oct 2023
PV 7 Sep 2023, 6-8pm
Addis Fine Art
London W1W 8DD
Head First, 2023, Oil on linen. Credit: Addis Fine Art
7 Sep-21 Oct 2023
Overview
Beyene was born in Stockholm and is a recent graduate of the Slade School of Fine Art. With a background in photography and as a lighting director, Noah’s figurative paintings are in constant and conscious dialogue with the history of image-making. His work engages with the relationship between the human form and psychological states, exploring the space between and intersection of internal and external worlds. Through his honest portrayal of domestic life, Noah illuminates the magic and mystery of the quotidian.
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