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The Primal ThingThis painting is part of a series exploring figures in relation to domestic space and objects. Two figure objects share the canvas, yet neither is fully settled. One stands upright, rough and fleshy, its form marked by loose lines and scratchy gestures. The other resembles a table or pair of legs, topped with a lampshade, an everyday object rendered alien in its attempt at human guise. Estranged yet symbiotic, they blur the line between subject and

which is often lost completely alien to digital platforms

Having been born in China

Nicky Hirst’s working method is usually to observe and unravel

Seoul-born

toy-like frame

This piece represents a more abstract development in my work process

The work continues my interest in how image and memory shape our sense of belonging

meaning and absence

tension held between the impulse to resist and the pull to disappear

A curved metal frame with a punctuated perimeter acts as a loom-like structure

current and future bodies

embodying the dualities of fragility and strength