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Maria Prymachenko is the focus of a forthcoming exhibition at Saatchi Gallery – a valuable opportunity to see her joyful artworks in person, following the destruction of a dedicated museum of her work by Russian forces in her native region of Polissya. The self-taught painter drew heavily on nature in the creation of her bold, colourful scenes, which feature everything from vibrant floral arrangements to domestic vignettes.
Spanning photography through painting and sculpture, the show “explores what it means to be LGBTQ+ in an age where we increasingly see the physical closure of safe spaces”. The artworks on display are purposefully disruptive, forcing viewers out of their comfort zones to highlight the historic and present-day societal injustices that queer people have been, and remain, subject to.
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