Ange Mukeza


 
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Artist Bio

By creating patterns using symbols representing chaos and individuality, Ange explores themes of belonging, abandonment, control and repair.



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Artist Statement

As an adult living with the effects of childhood trauma, Ange explores themes centered on connecting self to society. This includes exploration on belonging, control, abandonment, loneliness and repair.

Using mainly acrylic on canvas, the works take many forms from prints to pen on paper. Ange uses symbols in her work which create patterns. These symbols are fragments representing chaos and individuality.

As part of her process members of the public are invited to contribute to the works in its infancy. This process is called the #WonderworldProject. ‘The # symbol features regularly in my work for all the times I felt silenced or I silenced myself, acting as a democratic symbol to create any narrative.’

 

Artists CV

2017

  • Espacio Original Print Fair 2017

  • Tribe 17 - Chrome Art, The Barge House

2016

  • Urban Angles - Espacio Gallery

  • Tribe16 - ChromArt

  • Beyond the Image - Espacio gallery

  • Camberwell Fair Festival - Burgess Park

  • Camberwell Green Reopening festival

  • Birthday - Nomadic Community Gardens

  • ArtRooms 2016 - Melia White House Hotel

2015

  • Colour and Materials - Espacio Gallery

2014

  • A Letter in Mind - The National Brain Appeal, Gallery@OXO

  • Past/Present/future - The AACDD Bargehouse Festival


Takes Commissions

Camberwell Arts

The UK's oldest visual arts festival taking place in June each year. Founded 1994

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