Since the late 1990s, Sara Baruh continues to develop her artistic practice, which bifurcates at different points and proceeds on asymmetrical developmental trajectories. This lesser-known artistic practice is the source of a rich oeuvre that encompasses the myriad painterly possibilities offered by mostly abstract conceptions and sometimes by the partial presence of the figure. Baruh pursues an experimental approach freely by always preserving the texture of the paper, paint and canvas she chooses and adding to these textures with painterly gestures. Her experimental approach determines the bifurcation points where the diversity appears in her oeuvre. The artist's solo exhibition after a long hiatus, “Thus, and Thus” brings together Baruh's recent works on both converging and diverging trajectories.
The exhibition is on view at Bozlu Art Project from May 30 to July 26.
