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Across a Velvet Horizon: Nada Baraka and Esraa Elfeky | Dual Exhibition

Past exhibition
20 February - 8 April 2025
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Across a Velvet Horizon: Nada Baraka and Esraa Elfeky | Dual Exhibition

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20 February - 8 April 2025
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Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Nada Baraka, Flirting with time, 2025

Nada Baraka Egyptian, b. 1990

Flirting with time, 2025
acrylic and oil on canvas
230 x 195 cm
90 1/2 x 76 3/4 in
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This series of paintings and mixed-media compositions was created by Baraka in 2025, inspired by letters and postcards from her late grandfather, who served as the Minister of Irrigation. The works draw from a personal archive of correspondence, focusing on the emotional texts and unique colour palettes found in the postcards sent to and by him. Through vibrant hues and layered textures, these pieces explore the connection between past and present, using the concept of "glitches" to bridge the gap between memory and imagination. This body of work reflects a dream-like method of translating personal history into visual narratives, where the boundaries of time, space, and meaning are fluid, and the real and the imaginary intertwine
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