A pair of crimson strokes intersect near their midpoints, each drawn with a slight tremor that keeps the crossing alive rather than fixed. Osei works in a deep, dried-blood red - a colour closer to archive than alarm - and the asymmetry of the two arms gives the X an off-balance quality, as though the form is mid-decision. Sparse and deliberate, the work asks how much weight a single intersection can hold.
- Curatorial note, wifärt gallery
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A pair of crimson strokes intersect near their midpoints, each drawn with a slight tremor that keeps the crossing alive rather than fixed. Osei works in a deep, dried-blood red - a colour closer to archive than alarm - and the asymmetry of the two arms gives the X an off-balance quality, as though the form is mid-decision. Sparse and deliberate, the work asks how much weight a single intersection can hold.
- Curatorial note, wifärt gallery