By Charlie Cook
Unique
Oil paint on canvas
80 × 60 × 3.5cm
(click image for full view)
Cemetery Gimp (2026) explores the relationship that the body holds with memories of space, posing questions regarding the extent to which the body can interact sensorily with memory.
Wrapped in leather, zips and fastenings, the body is simultaneously presented as intimate with and separated from its remembered surroundings.
By Charlie Cook
Unique
Oil paint on canvas
80 × 60 × 3.5cm
(click image for full view)
Cemetery Gimp (2026) explores the relationship that the body holds with memories of space, posing questions regarding the extent to which the body can interact sensorily with memory.
Wrapped in leather, zips and fastenings, the body is simultaneously presented as intimate with and separated from its remembered surroundings.
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