The Time I Thought that the Devil Actually Wore Prada

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Francisco Zhan
SET Lewisham
16th – 24th November 2019
Open weekends only 12 – 6pm // Workshop: 23rd November 5 pm
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Left is right - Right is wrong - I don't get sick pay - Right is left - And right is wrong - Why don’t I get more painkillers - Like I want the yellow to be transparent then not transparent then transparent in waves - I'm taking ages because all the colours are wrong and all the lines are straight - I wanted to be a cake - But you didn't want to bake it

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Francisco Zhan (b. Portugal, works London) is a visual artist working predominantly with ceramics and drawing. Francisco draws from the traditions of painted sculpture to revise queer affects in Western histories, in a practise of self-ethnography.

Sources of inspiration include coloured ancient Greek and Roman sculpture, gay saunas / Roman bathhouses, tomb art, decorative arts, drag, Shanzhai fashion, snails' reproductive system, mimesis in nature and gay teachers.

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