Løkka-Lykke 2022 Finissage
March 22, 2023
Danse Macabre by Dish
March 22, 2023
High Heels (Shapeslamic) by Awat Serdashti
H46 Project Space, Helgesens gate 46, 0553 Oslo
30 Sep - 23 Oct 2022
30 Sep - 23 Oct 2022
He was speakin thizzlamic but I can understand it
He said "Al Boo Boo, the eagle has landed"
My reply: “Pronto, cousin”
EN: Street Art Oslo is proud to present the first solo exhibition by Oslo-based artist Awat Serdashti.
High Heels (Shapeslamic) is a collection of original sculptures, drawings and works on found objects that showcase the artists tacit understanding of form and color, accrued through decades of painting on the streets.
In recent years, Serdashti has studied at Prosjektskolen and participated in group exhibitions and events such as the art festivals Hvidsten Salong (2021) and Løkka-Lykke gatekunstfest (2022) as part of a drive to develop his fine art practice and explore the creative possibilities presented by legal murals.
Best-known for his large-scale non-figurative paintings, it’s evermore apparent in the gallery setting that his expressive style draws on influences such as Keith Haring, Pablo Picasso and, perhaps most significantly, the American sculptor and painter Aaron Curry (b. 1972).
As well as the original artworks on display, the exhibition marks the release of a photographic print of Serdashti’s mural curated and produced by Street Art Oslo as part of Løkka-lykke 2022.
Awat Serdashti, originally from Kurdistan, grew up in Kongsberg, Norway. He is currently living and working in Oslo.
He said "Al Boo Boo, the eagle has landed"
My reply: “Pronto, cousin”
EN: Street Art Oslo is proud to present the first solo exhibition by Oslo-based artist Awat Serdashti.
High Heels (Shapeslamic) is a collection of original sculptures, drawings and works on found objects that showcase the artists tacit understanding of form and color, accrued through decades of painting on the streets.
In recent years, Serdashti has studied at Prosjektskolen and participated in group exhibitions and events such as the art festivals Hvidsten Salong (2021) and Løkka-Lykke gatekunstfest (2022) as part of a drive to develop his fine art practice and explore the creative possibilities presented by legal murals.
Best-known for his large-scale non-figurative paintings, it’s evermore apparent in the gallery setting that his expressive style draws on influences such as Keith Haring, Pablo Picasso and, perhaps most significantly, the American sculptor and painter Aaron Curry (b. 1972).
As well as the original artworks on display, the exhibition marks the release of a photographic print of Serdashti’s mural curated and produced by Street Art Oslo as part of Løkka-lykke 2022.
Awat Serdashti, originally from Kurdistan, grew up in Kongsberg, Norway. He is currently living and working in Oslo.
