Moroccan Artist Batoul S’Himi's "World Under Pressure" at Rose Issa Projects in London

ISLAMIC ARTS MAGAZINE
Batoul S’Himi / Mondial, cast metal and stainless steel, aprox. 25x25 cm, 2014 / Courtesy of Rose Issa Projects
UNITED KINGDOM---For her first solo show at Rose Issa Projects, the Moroccan artist Batoul S’Himi presents a selection of works from a sculpture series that she started in 2008, "World Under Pressure (Monde sous pression)." In this series, the artist transforms potentially hazardous household cooking appliances and utensils – such as stove-top coffee pots, Butagaz, pressure cookers, and meat cleavers – into unique artworks that convey a sense of anxiety about the world in a witty and visually striking way, as if it could be about to explode or hacked to pieces. [link]

Rose Issa Projects: "Batoul S’Himi: World Under Pressure" (July 10-August 8, 2014); London, England, United Kingdom 

Batoul S’Himi / World Under Pressure, installation view / Courtesy of Rose Issa Projects
Installation of metal gas cylinders and pressure cookers various sizes, 2011

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