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Installation view. Sweet Sixteen, Capitain Petzel, Berlin, 2024
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Installation view. Sweet Sixteen, Capitain Petzel, Berlin, 2024
Sarah Morris
Bank of China [Hong Kong], 2024
Household gloss paint on canvas
Signed, titled and dated verso
122 x 122 cm
48 x 48 inches
48 x 48 inches
B-SMORRIS-.24-0001
Sarah Morris’ “Bank of China [Hong Kong]” is part of her new series of paintings about Hong Kong, which are connected to her 2024 feature-length film “ETC”. The Bank of...
Sarah Morris’ “Bank of China [Hong Kong]” is part of her new series of paintings about Hong Kong, which are connected to her 2024 feature-length film “ETC”. The Bank of China tower in Hong Kong, the titular and formal inspiration for the new painting, is featured in Morris’s latest film. The painting reimagines the multi-towered architectural facade through the artist's signature vivid geometries, considering Hong Kong’s role as a global economic center. Morris’ paintings, as she has described previously, are interested in mapping ‘urban, social and bureaucratic typologies’.