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Pieces of a SCATTSMAN
Private View: 23rd Jan 2023 6-9pm
Closing event with talk: 23rd Feb 2023 6-9pm
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To most, Scatty means messy but to Emmanuel it best describes a sporadic nature which is neither negative or positive. The incentive is to embrace this aspect within self and others alike. Making sense of it unapologetically with a conscious pursuit to overstand and find equilibrium within the mist of it all.
This installation will consist ofcarefully selected pieces that expand/emphasise the philosophy of seeing, thinking and being as a scattsman - Anyone in pursuit of the aforementioned.
Drawing references from personal and hyper local documentation this installation will consist of personal photography, a drawing, a painting and a short film.
In partnership with Ridley Road Project Space
Exhibition Images
Further information on each work available upon request
Self Portrait, 2023.
Hair, gold and diamond ring, and frame
On the board, 2023
Clipboard, wrapping paper, hair.
Self Portrait, 2022.
A4 Paper, hair
Scatty White Construction canvas. E12
Video projection and layered tarp
Scatty Blue Construction canvas. Warrior SQ, E12
Video projection and layered tarp
Friends from Endz/Civil War Newham, 2023
SCATTSMANDEM, 2022
6x4 photograph with acrylic ink on found photo frame
It’s Now or Never Blood, 2022
Acrylic, red/black ballpoint pen, pencil on Natural coloured paper.
14.5 cm x 21 cm
Computer luv, 2023.
Toner on 190 GSM.
20 x 25cm
Here for a reason (Newham Recorder, 1992)
Toner on 200 GSM.
Worming, 2022
C-Type Print in turqoise A4 plastic sleeve
BIO
Previous projects include
Infinite FX, ICA, London 2022
Selected Press
Elephant Magazine (July 2023)
Spittle NewsLetter - Exhibition of the week (23 Jan 2023)
Independent, NY - Looking Ahead (9 Feb 2023)
Emergent Article
Plaster Magazine, looking back on 2023 (1 Feb 2024)