Suna Imre 'Disintegrating moon'

Dimensions: H 27.5cm x W 23cm 

Materials: Ink and acrylic on linen

Description

This piece of work blurs the lines between image and sculpture. It represents Suna Imre’s contemplative approach to space and serves as a physical connection to her work as a multidisciplinary artist.

About the Artist

Suna is of British and Turkish heritage and resides in the UK. Before moving into fine art and ceramics,   she spent 15 years creating dance installation, performance and film. Specialising in improvisation,  her works were rooted in spontaneous composition - the work continuously unfolding into the present moment. Working in clay and ink has been a natural evolution - the tactility, immediacy and spontaneity of the materials  resonating with her  background in improvisation and dance.

Whilst the first chapter of her  life was rooted in finding expression and presence through movement, the second chapter has been about allowing more stillness and silence in her life through a growing interest and commitment to Zen and meditation practice  This has brought clarity to her arts practice and  has led her to create objects that, for varying lengths of time, exist in the world - a departure from the ephemeral, transient nature of dance.The natural world, and her relationship to it, remains her  constant focus.