Born in Tajikistan Rimma Arslanov has been growing up absorbing a unique combination of oriental, Muslim, and Soviet culture influences. Acting from an autobiographic perspective, she refers to her works as a mean to examine relations between her past in the former USSR and her current day-to-day experience. Her practice, which is deeply affected by architectural language, revolves around a continual exploration of friction points between common perceptions of ‘old’ and ‘new’. She often uses craft-made techniques integrated into contemporary modes of production and she crosses between exacting ornamentation and abstract imagery.

 

Edition of 50
490 Euro

Medium 
Fine Art Print, Hahnemühle William Turner, 310 gsm, 100% cotton, ISO 9706 conform, museum quality for highest age resistance

Dimensions
82 x 121,5 cm

Finishing
Individually numbered, signed and dated by the artist

Release date
February 27, 2023