Flo Harriet Wright


 My Son's Shoes 

Oil on canvas
29.9x21cm


Pink Emulsion

Emulsion, oil, printer paper, photographic paper and miscellaneous objects on canvas with varnish
120x100cm


Dark blue emulsion

Emulsion, oil, printer paper, glossy paper and miscellaneous objects on canvas 
80x80cm


Airing Out My Grievances

Oil, emulsion, wallpaper mould and fixative on canvas 
100x80cm


The Backdrop to My Anxiety

Oil, acrylic, printer paper, photographic paper and miscellaneous objects on canvas
110x100cm


The Mint Wallpaper to Match the Deep Purple Carpet

Glossy paper and wallpaper on canvas
100x50cm


Robin's Painting
 
Oil on canvas 
76x69cm

Flo Harriet Wright born in South-East London, United Kingdom, is an artist who mainly works with painting.

By contesting the division between memory and the realm of domestic experience, Wright tries to increase the dynamic between the audience and author by objectifying emotions and investigating the duality that develops through different interpretations of the same domestic spaces.

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