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Khaled Sabsabi

The soil underside of a square of turf, laid on a concrete floor surface.
A square of turf, laid on the tiled floor of a 1970s era workplace kitchen.
The soil undersides of around 16 squares of turf, laid across the concrete floor of an old industrial building.
Khaled Sabsabi

Khaled Sabsabi

born 1965 in Tripoli, Lebanon
lives and works in Sydney, Australia

 

Unseen, 2019
Kikuyu turf and 20 acrylic/watercolour on photographic paper works

Photographs by Michael Waite

 

Commissioned as part of Kaldor Public Art Project 34, Asad Raza, Absorption, The Clothing Store, Carriageworks, Sydney, 3–19 May 2019
Images courtesy the artist, Kaldor Public Art Projects and Milani Gallery, Brisbane

Khaled Sabsabi’s process involves working across art mediums, geographical borders and cultures to create immersive and engaging art experiences. He sees art as an effective tool to communicate with people through a familiar language. Sabsabi makes work that questions rationales and complexities of nationhood, identity and change. His practice speaks to audiences in ways that enlighten our understanding of universal dynamics, which are more complex and ultimately more unknowable than our own selves.

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