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Raqib Shaw (b. 1974)
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Raqib Shaw (b. 1974)

Reflections

细节
Raqib Shaw (b. 1974)
Reflections
(i) signed, titled and dated 'Reflection 1 Raqib Shaw 2006' (lower right)
(ii) signed, titled and dated 'Reflection 3 Raqib Shaw 2006' (lower right)
(iii) signed, titled and dated 'Reflection 2 Raqib Shaw 2006' (lower right)
acrylic, metallic paint, graphite, glitter and rhinestones on paper, in three parts
i) and (iii) 29½ x 41½in. (74.9 x 105.4cm.) ii) 41½ x 29½in. (105.4 x 74.9cm.)
Executed in 2006
来源
Deitch Projects, New York.
Acquired from the above by the present owner.
展览
London, Tate Britain, Art Now: Raqib Shaw, 2006.
注意事项
VAT rate of 5% is payable on hammer price and at 20% on the buyer's premium.

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'I grew up in Kashmir where the pace of life was very slow... I would spend my time reading second-hand copies of the English classics and admiring the seasons. My earliest memory of Kashmir is that of colour-all kinds of flowers, totally uncoordinated... I used to live in an imaginary world, had invisible friends-most of them gods and goddesses from Hindu mythology. My private tutors where Hindu Pundits and they would explain how the Himalayas were actually the home of Shiva and how every name of a mountain range, lake, glacier and village in Kashmir was named after a mythological figure or event. There were so many stories that would conjure up fantastic visions. The Kashmiri language itself is based on metaphors relating to ancient mythology.'

(Shaw, quoted in D. Rimanelli, 'The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms,' Raqib Shaw, Garden of Earthly Delights, exh. cat., New York, 2005).