Virtual Migrants

art, digital media, performance exploring race, migration, environment, global justice

  • HOME
  • About
    • Contact
    • Privacy Policy
  • events
    • Migrant Frontiers
  • Exhibitions
    • 90 Degree Citizen
      • Introduction
      • RE-PRESENTING REFUGEES: discussion, performance, exhibition
      • Artists
        • Amang Mardokhy
        • Flora Alexander
        • Iseult Timmermans
        • Maya Chowdhry
        • Mazaher
        • Tracey Zengeni
      • Stephen Welsh (Manchester Museum)
      • 90 Degree Citizen – feedback please!
    • Committed To Represent
      • Introduction
      • Exhibition Photos
      • Gallery: exhibition panels
    • Buy This – installation art
    • Exhibitions history (from the Blog)
  • Performance
    • CONTINENT CHOP CHOP
    • Performance History (from the blog)
  • Blog

  • Breathe!
    • Breathe!
    • Gallery |Breathe! |Photographs
    • Breathe! Information and Resources
    • Breathe! reconnect: recover: reclaim social space
  • Interplay Now
    • Original call out
  • CONTINENT CHOP CHOP
    • The Documentary
    • Gallery Continent Chop Chop – Photographs
    • Remembrance Wall
    • Tour Dates + Tickets
    • NNIMMO BASSEY award-winning African climate activist
    • A5 Flyer for Continent Chop Chop
  • 90 Degree Citizen
    • Feedback please!
    • RE-PRESENTING REFUGEES
    • Artists
      • Amang Mardokhy
      • Flora Alexander
      • Iseult Timmermans
      • Mazaher
      • Tracey Zengeni
  • Centre Cannot Hold
    • About
    • Buy This – installation art
    • Articles (re. climate and race)
      • Article: Climate Change and Race
      • Article: Tolerating Mass Murder
      • Tolerating Mass Murder – Full Paper
  • Other
    • arts
    • climate
    • imperialism
    • linked activity
    • media
    • news
    • project info
    • race
    • refugee
    • reports
    • research

Tracey Zengeni

ARTIST STATEMENT
Tracey ZengeniI love working with my hands and pushing my artistic abilities to the limit. I love using raw colour in my work; personally I feel nothing expresses the feelings involved in a painting or a work of art than the rawness of paint straight from a tube or the splash of ink on a blank canvas. I choose the subjects by what delights and captures my imagination from just everyday things that happen around me or to me. I always want my work to tell a different story every time to every observer. Sometimes this works and sometimes it does not….but that is what art is all about…different interpretations and views of what the work might represent or the feelings that might be conjured up.

AbsolutionI find working with different media expands my creativity as an artist, sculpture, pencil, paint, photography and weld art….etc. With these media being completely different from each other- they still bring the same emotions to me which is love for my work and love for this subject we call Art. I find that the things that inspire my everyday are the things that are non-permanent….because life is not permanent so I try and express that a lot within my work- be it sculpture, photography, paintings etc. Our lives are made up of little bits of impermanence each and every day we shed a little of ourselves to the outside world and I try and show that in my work. I find I am intrigued by the little things in life the process of it the beauty of child birth the flowers blooming the way you close your eyes when you fall asleep, the way humans deal with difficult challenging situations in our everyday lives.

Art is our gift from the Gods to mankind and my desire is to use it to create questions and maybe bring answers to different people and to evoke those hidden emotions and thoughts concerning just life in general. Like the use of photography, just to have that feeling of capturing something in a frozen moment….a little like stopping time…. just for that second as the shutter clicks and a moment is caught. To me art is unrestrictive, non-controlling…art gives you the freedom general life does not. Art is art whichever way we may want to look at it.

Share this:

  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Email
  • Print
This website mostly features our work from 2013 onwards, for previous work go to: www.virtualmigrants.com

Connect with Us

  • View VirtualMigrants’s profile on Facebook
  • View VirtualMigrants’s profile on Twitter
  • View virtualmigrants’s profile on YouTube

on sale: EXHALE box set of DVD & CD

on sale: EXHALE box set of DVD, audio-CD, booklets – socio-art exploring asylum/refuge

5 years of video, music and digital art engaging with asylum and migration in a new world order, now on sale

Follow this Blog

Enter your email address below and click "FOLLOW" to receive receive notifications of new blog posts by email.

SUBSCRIBE to occasional email news about our projects and events:

Follow us on Facebook

Follow us on Facebook

Follow me on Twitter

My Tweets
Fossil Funds Free

Virtual Migrants refuse to take any oil, coal, or gas corporate sponsorship for our cultural work.

  • HOME
  • About
  • events
  • Exhibitions
  • Performance
  • Blog

Pretty Chic Theme By: Pretty Darn Cute Design

 

Loading Comments...