Love Was Always Enough
Originally created for Marshall's debut institutional solo exhibition ; 'Cursebreakers' at the De La Warr Pavilion in collaboration with Flatland Projects in 2021, this is the second piece of a large linocut triptych.
Handprinted Linocut, Ink on Japanese Paper, 289 x 193 cm
As 'Borderline Love' before it shows the story of a relationship, of two people; 'Love Was Always Enough' centers around ideas of community, from mob mentality to sisterhood. The narrative is intended to read from bottom to top, with the final panel showing a state of relief as a burning girl is soaked in water.
Detailed view
Exhibition view
Exhibition view
Exhibited at
Cursebreakers,
September 2021
—
January 2022
De La Warr Pavilion
|
Bexhill, East Sussex
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