London-based painter Alvaro Barrington's new installation at Tate Britain is a tribute to his grandmother, sister, and mother, reflecting the emotional grace often felt by Black people.
Barrington's art piece combines influences from various sources like Botticelli and hip-hop, showcasing a blend of nostalgia, intimacy, and monumentalism in his work.
The exhibition features diverse elements like soundscapes, sculptures of familial inspiration, and contemplative spaces using everyday materials and personal experiences.
Barrington mentions influences from professors, songs, and other artists in creating his art, demonstrating a fusion of academic, cultural, and personal inspirations.
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