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    Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Shadi Al Atallah, Jack and Rose I, 2018
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    Shadi Al Atallah Arabia Saudita, b. 1994

    Jack and Rose I, 2018
    Mixed media on unstretched canvas
    155 x 270 cm
    61 1/8 x 106 1/4 in
    © 2018 Shadi Al Atallah / Courtesy Fundación AMMA
    Photo: Sergio Ortiz

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    • (View a larger image of thumbnail 1 ) Xu Hualing, Aroma 2/6, 2004
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    A large-bodied, naked woman on all fours fills almost the entire canvas (a large-format, landscape-oriented work). Although she is baring her teeth, the expression is not quite a smile—or if it is, it conveys a certain sense of unease. In the background, a piece of furniture is visible that evokes a domestic setting, perhaps due to its resemblance to a kitchen.
    Shadi Al Atallah is renowned for large-format paintings featuring dark, dynamic figures, typically engaged in strange scenes. Their work examines the relationship between mental health, the body, and spiritual practices. In their self-portraits—which they view as cathartic—they reference both their childhood in Saudi Arabia and their mixed-race, intersectional identity.
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