Jean-Philippe Dordolo
Economy-Klasse, 2021
Plywood, air drying clay, epoxy clay, reinforced cardboard, polyurethane, acrylic, anodised aluminium, polyester resin, composite, fibreglass, pigments, oil paint
132 x 76 x 59 cm
52 x 30 x 23 1/4 in.
52 x 30 x 23 1/4 in.
Unique
Photo: Tim Bowditch. Courtesy of the artist and Brooke Benington
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Dordolo is an artist who moves confidently between sculpture and painting, borrowing physical manifestations from both to allow dark humour in all its exaggerations to flourish into absurdity, and to...
Dordolo is an artist who moves confidently between sculpture and painting, borrowing physical manifestations from both to allow dark humour in all its exaggerations to flourish into absurdity, and to navigate the boundaries of low and high brow art. Drawing from medieval fiery conflagrations and other images, fever and consuming fire are recurring devices in his work that act as extreme defensive mechanisms or entry points into delirium.
Exhibitions
Fever, with Brooke Benington at 9 French Place, London, United Kingdom (2021)
