The House of Voltaire's limited edition framed piece "Lacriminal, 2016" by Sanya Kantarovsky features a stylised illustration with a pensive figure and exaggerated face, accompanied by a pink flamingo's gracefully curving neck. The dark background sets off the artwork’s dramatic contrast.

Sanya Kantarovsky

Lacriminal, 2016, Framed

£2,500

A limited edition three-colour woodcut print by Sanya Kantarovsky, exclusive to House of Voltaire. Signed and numbered by the artist. This framed edition has been released from our archive to celebrate Studio Voltaire's 30th Anniversary.  

Edition Size

30

Dimensions

65.5 x 44.5 cm

Finishing

Three-colour wood cut print

Final edition. We are pleased to offer free delivery within London. If you are based outside of London, please contact us for further information about National and International shipping options.

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    Courtesy of the artist and Studio Voltaire

    About The Artwork

    Kantarovsky reconfigures tropes, symbols, and metaphors, aided by the disfiguration of human bodies in the manner of caricature, in order to delineate his lived and immediate experiences in terms of felt sensations rather than conventional perception. In this way, he disrupts the habitual and automatic perception of the viewer and forces us to question what at the same time seems familiar.

    About Sanya Kantarovsky

    Sanya Kantarovsky (b. 1982) is well known for his figurative painting, alongside his curatorial and text-based work. Dark humour is a consistent theme throughout his practice, building a sense of inner uneasiness and disquiet as his figures interact with one another- and with Kantarovsky’s artistic predecessors.

    He has exhibited internationally, and his work can be found in prominent institutional collections worldwide, such as Tate, London; Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Washington, D.C; Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston; Whitney Museum of Contemporary Art, New York City; and the EMDASH Foundation, Berlin.

    Following his solo exhibition, ‘Apricot Juice’ with Ieva Misčeviūtė at Studio Voltaire, a comprehensive monograph of his work has been co-published by Studio Voltaire and Koenig Books.