London-based artist Henry Curchod, originally from Palo Alto and of Kurdish-Iranian descent, showcases his latest works in 'Rome is no longer in Rome' at Clearing, Los Angeles, until July 12th. His figurative paintings leverage unorthodox perspectives to depict a dreamlike and whimsical reality. Curchod's art reflects the tension of his multicultural identity, capturing elements from both his diverse heritage and Western upbringing, fundamentally challenging how viewers interpret cultural narratives and the nature of reality.
Henry Curchod's new exhibition "Rome is no longer in Rome" displays his dynamic paintings, blending diverse cultural influences and unorthodox perspectives, challenging viewers' perceptions.
Curchod's work captures the tension of multicultural identity as he combines elements from his Kurdish-Iranian heritage and Western upbringing into whimsical, theatrical scenes.
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