By Tiffany Wint
Unique
‘There’s a particular kind of chair that commands a room before anyone sits in it, red, authoritative, lettered with an instruction disguised as an invitation. I wanted to paint what happens when someone doesn’t take that seat. Across from the chair sits a woman in clothing built for a different set of rules, unbothered by the space she’s supposed to want. She isn’t rejecting the invitation. She’s simply chosen somewhere else, on her own terms, in her own shape. Take a Seat is about the quiet authority in choosing where you belong, rather than where you’re told to sit.’ - Wint
By Tiffany Wint
Unique
‘There’s a particular kind of chair that commands a room before anyone sits in it, red, authoritative, lettered with an instruction disguised as an invitation. I wanted to paint what happens when someone doesn’t take that seat. Across from the chair sits a woman in clothing built for a different set of rules, unbothered by the space she’s supposed to want. She isn’t rejecting the invitation. She’s simply chosen somewhere else, on her own terms, in her own shape. Take a Seat is about the quiet authority in choosing where you belong, rather than where you’re told to sit.’ - Wint
