Araxie Kutchukian
MA work
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How can you know if you have drowned?, Araxie Kutchukian 2014
oil on linen
250 cm x 280 cmHow can you know if you have drowned?, Araxie Kutchukian 2014
oil on linen
250 cm x 280 cm -
Forget me not, Araxie Kutchukian 2015
oil on canvas
300 cm x 350 cmForget me not, Araxie Kutchukian 2015
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Sausage cycle, Araxie Kutchukian 2015
oil on canvas
250 cm x 300 cmSausage cycle, Araxie Kutchukian 2015
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Forever young, Araxie Kutchukian 2015
oil on linen
90 cm x 80 cmForever young, Araxie Kutchukian 2015
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SHE, Araxie Kutchukian 2014
oil on board
50 cm x 40 cmSHE, Araxie Kutchukian 2014
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Free thinker, Araxie Kutchukian 2015
oil on canvas
54 cm x 38 cmFree thinker, Araxie Kutchukian 2015
oil on canvas
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Ooo, sticky, Araxie Kutchukian 2015
oil on linen
60 cm x 40 cmOoo, sticky, Araxie Kutchukian 2015
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Purple haze, Araxie Kutchukian 2015
oil on canvas
240 cm x 280 cmPurple haze, Araxie Kutchukian 2015
oil on canvas
240 cm x 280 cm -
Roots, Araxie Kutchukian 2015
oil on canvas
40 cm x 35 cmRoots, Araxie Kutchukian 2015
oil on canvas
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Forget me not (detail)., Araxie Kutchukian 2015
oil on canvas
300 cm x 350 cmForget me not (detail)., Araxie Kutchukian 2015
oil on canvas
300 cm x 350 cm
Info
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MA Degree
School
School of Humanities
Programme
MA Painting, 2015
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Contact
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+44 (0)7717 744491
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The body is a juicing machine; it takes in all the rich nourishment and crudely ejects all the colourless fibrous traces that no longer resemble the fruit but show the mark of the blade and the pipes through which they travelled. When left for a while the rotting fibres begin to weep through the canvas weave and threaten to infect you as it gets sucked into the cavities of your nose. The artist does not cower from the disobedient behaviour of these terrors. She strides side by side with them. Occasionally she playfully nudges them forward through to the other side where she shrouds the canvas in darkness in the name of seeking a celebratory light and where life feeds from darkness. The artist ghost is not herself but plays herself, as she paints the traces of her companion ghosts on the canvas. She is liberated from the creatures of irreverence with all their gruesome performance of abjection. She is robust and finds light laughter, light shadows, and even lighter highlights.