Pictured is the Token of Self Imposed Exile Felt Embroidered Keyring set. The image shows two red fabric keychains with gold metal rings. Each keychain is embroidered in white with the phrase "TOKEN OF SELF IMPOSED EXILE".

Rene Matic

Token of Self Imposed Exile Felt Embroidered Keyring

£25

Artist-designed limited edition keyring by 2025 Turner Prize nominee Rene Matic, exclusive to House of Voltaire.

Edition Size

200

Dimensions

3.5 x 11 cm

Finishing

Woven felt embroidery.

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    Pictured is the Token of Self Imposed Exile Felt Embroidered Keyring. The image shows one red fabric keychain with a gold metal ring. The keychain is embroidered in white with the phrase "TOKEN OF SELF IMPOSED EXILE".
    Three embroidered patches are available: a red rectangular patch with "TOKEN OF SELF IMPOSED EXILE," a circular one featuring the Union Jack and "RENE MATIC SOUL CLUB 2022," and a brown rectangular patch with "SYNCHRONISE THE SOUL." These distinctive items, along with the limited edition Token of Self Imposed Exile Felt Embroidered Keyring, are available at House of Voltaire.

    Courtesy the artist and Arcadia Missa

    About The Artwork

    This edition has been made exclusively for House of Voltaire as part of the artist's immersive presentation 'The Rene Matic Soul Club'. Using the abundant milieu of the 1960s soul scene, Matic uses the poetics and aesthetics of soul as tools of salvation and redemption; to deliver one from dystopia to utopia through subcultural practice. Matić uses subculture as a kind of ‘attainable afro-futurism' where one can create spaces of breakage and glitch in real-time – in soul time.

    About Rene Matic

    Rene Matić (b. 1997) is a contemporary, London-based artist known for their multidisciplinary exhibitions and photographic work. She brings together themes of post-blackness, glitch feminism, and subcultural theory in a meeting place they describe as rude(ness) – to interrupt and exist in/between linear cultural narratives.

    Matić has shown with high-profile institutions such as South London Gallery; London, Quench Gallery; Margate, Bold Tendencies; London, Kunsthall Stavanger; Stanvergen, Studio Voltaire; London, and Saatchi Gallery; London. Matić’s work is held in several prominent collections, including Tate; London, Fondation Louis Vuitton; Paris, UK Government Art Collection; London, and Martin Parr Foundation; Bristol.

    Matić is represented by Arcadia Missa.