BAR Presents Zoe Landau Konson until Sunday 16th February

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 BAR Presents Zoe Landau Konson

Mother.Me





Exhibiting until Sunday 16th February
4-5 Queens Parade, Willesden, NW2 5HT
 
Zoë Landau Konson is a London based artist and designer who creates sculpture that is both commemorative and revealing. She grew up in a creative refugee family, deeply affected by the aftermath of displacement, but brimming with stories, secrets and the unconventional. This environment had a huge impact on her and the themes that now influence her work are generated by a fascination with cultural memory and hereditary narrative.
 

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http://www.brentartistsresource.org.uk/exhibitions/2014/mother-me-zoe-landau-konson.php

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