Touchsensitive

Touchsensitive

11 Bruton Street London, W1J 6PY, United Kingdom Wednesday, August 3, 2022–Wednesday, August 17, 2022

‘Touchsensitive’ explores themes of sensuality, intimacy and touch in an era of mediated visuality, enticing viewers into captivating worlds of luminant and luxuriant textures created on plexiglass and synthetic silk canvases.

achille et briseis by camille hannah

Camille Hannah

Achille et Briseis, 2019

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theodora rose by camille hannah

Camille Hannah

Theodora Rose, 2022

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venus by camille hannah

Camille Hannah

Venus, 2022

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lola by camille hannah

Camille Hannah

Lola, 2022

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pandore by camille hannah

Camille Hannah

Pandore, 2022

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woman in amber by camille hannah

Camille Hannah

Woman in Amber, 2022

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neaira by camille hannah

Camille Hannah

Neaira, 2022

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gold and mountains by camille hannah

Camille Hannah

Gold and Mountains, 2019

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leveche by camille hannah

Camille Hannah

Leveche, 2019

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'Touchsensitive' will mark the début of new and never-before-seen artworks by the award-winning gestural virtuoso. These include the mesmerizingly blue 'Oeollade (2022)' whose surreal marine hues and wave-like brushstrokes enfold the viewer in luminant coolness, and 'Woman in Amber (2022)' whose decadent tumult of luscious golden browns and bulging folds entice the viewer to feel its silky softness.

This exhibition represents a significant conceptual evolution in Hannah's art as she reaches deep into the philosophies of Leibniz and Deleuze to create artworks that visually articulate the ideals and aesthetics of the digital baroque, elevating her career-long explorations of the screen paradigm and mediated visuality to new heights. Digital baroqueness emerges through the mediums the artist employs as well as her masterful techniques for achieving the kind of luminance, reflectiveness and texture that insinuate interactive qualities in the digital era. Her visual renditions of the Deleuzean fold heightens these features even more and the result are artworks that possess an ornate resplendence, intensity of colour and effusive even erotic softness that are true to the aesthetics of the Baroque and the feminine sensuality Hannahcelebrates.