Shavasana I

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Shavasana I is a mixed-media artwork by Kenyan-American artist Wangechi Mutu that explores themes of the body, femininity, and postcolonial identity through her distinctive surreal and hybrid visual language.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf artwork
mixed-media artwork
artForm visual art
artMedium mixed media
associatedWith African diaspora art
global contemporary art
colorPalette browns
earth tones
muted hues
reds
countryOfOriginOfCreator Kenya NERFINISHED
United States of America NERFINISHED
creator Wangechi Mutu NERFINISHED
creatorNationality Kenyan-American
depicts female figure
fragmented body
genre contemporary art
hasInterpretation critique of colonial and patriarchal power
exploration of black female subjectivity
meditation on death and rest
reclamation of the female body
hasSubjectMatter female body in postcolonial context
healing
trauma
violence against women
hasTheme body
femininity
gender
hybridity
postcolonial identity
power relations
race
representation of the female body
violence
influencedBy African visual traditions
feminist theory
postcolonial theory
surrealism
languageOfTitle English
movement contemporary African art
feminist art
postcolonial art
partOf Wangechi Mutu oeuvre
titleReferences Shavasana yoga pose
usesVisualLanguage collage-like composition
hybrid figures
surreal imagery

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Wangechi Mutu notableWork Shavasana I