Sigil IV - Entanglements (Torresian/Carrion/Entity II)

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Sigil IV - Entanglements (Torresian/Carrion/Entity II)Sigil IV Entanglements (Torresian Carrion Entity II)' is 1 of 7 works in the 'Undoing Dees Work' series part of a performative installation deconstructing the Commonwealth Star and challenging the British Empires esoteric & material foundations, (particularly the occult influence of Elizabethan astronomer & advisor, John Dee credited with coining the term British Empire) through a practical unmaking of colonial symbology. Depicting indigenous hybrid

First published by author Hans Christian Anderson in 1835

Young Love' is about trying to recapture the nostalgia we feel as children and the layers of the paint create a sense of time passing

’ where Samms merges discordant elements: heavy

The face in the pink car symbolises the artist’s presence within a childhood memory

but essentially my work emerges from the physical process of painting

to be alive in the moment in the city that I love

I've looked at a war scene through a romanticised lens

these plant-based colours continue their journey

How the memory of a scratchy bush on the way home or a classroom in late July can find itself in transient auras of colour

transition

Interwoven with metallic hues and a mesh overlay

organs evolve not through mutation but as responses to psychic overload: stress