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CREATED:20260615T183740Z
DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://www.openartexchange.com/event/roots-2020-53">R
 OOTS (2020)</a>\nRooted Reflections: Tracing Humanity Through Artistic Int
 erpretations This exhibition about roots of humanity shows acrylic paintin
 gs from Casca (Angola/UK) with his colourful avatar identities of modern s
 ociety from the serie “Survive”\, confronting detailed collages about 
 the heritage of post colonial African societies from Jonathan Vatunga (DR 
 Congo/France)\, earthy masks and organic abstracts\, with some calligraphi
 c touch from Zhanhong Liao (NL/China)\, ragged vulnerable ink on paper ima
 ges based on Fulani nomad tattoo symbols by Sanda Amado (Benin) and a new 
 series of iron mesh 3D portraits opening up the inside by Jeffrey Burger (
 NL). During the walk-in opening at social distance\, Zhanhong Liao improvi
 sed a painting performance with ink on paper\, whilst Casca showed his mas
 ked Angolan alter ego. ⁠
DTSTAMP:20260615T183740Z
LOCATION:OpenArtExchange\, Hoogstraat 85\, 3111HC Schiedam\, Netherlands
SUMMARY:ROOTS (2020)
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://www.openartexchange.com/event
 /roots-2020-53">ROOTS (2020)</a>\nRooted Reflections: Tracing Humanity Thr
 ough Artistic Interpretations This exhibition about roots of humanity show
 s acrylic paintings from Casca (Angola/UK) with his colourful avatar ident
 ities of modern society from the serie “Survive”\, confronting detaile
 d collages about the heritage of post colonial African societies from Jona
 than Vatunga (DR Congo/France)\, earthy masks and organic abstracts\, with
  some calligraphic touch from Zhanhong Liao (NL/China)\, ragged vulnerable
  ink on paper images based on Fulani nomad tattoo symbols by Sanda Amado (
 Benin) and a new series of iron mesh 3D portraits opening up the inside by
  Jeffrey Burger (NL). During the walk-in opening at social distance\, Zhan
 hong Liao improvised a painting performance with ink on paper\, whilst Cas
 ca showed his masked Angolan alter ego. ⁠
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