Sierra Metro x Haein Kim limited edition print

(£120 unframed)
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Also available to buy at the gallery. Please speak to us in the gallery or email hello@sierrametro.org to ask about framing.

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Sierra Metro presents: PAIN 2 POWER, an exhibition of new works by Haein Kim, exploring the modern woman’s psyche, how we want to see ourselves, materialism and puppies. We are delighted to be a partner gallery in this years Edinburgh Art Festival.
Following a residency within the gallery space, Haein Kim invites us into a playful world of humorous and bold protagonists, who readily express their fear, anxieties, love and determination. She is interested in the mixing of real life and digital experiences, and encourages the viewer to digitally share their IRL interactions within the exhibition. Her drawing practice is meditative and labour intensive, experimenting with opacity and vibrant colours, the new works will take form through drawings and life size cutouts.

Facilities: Gender neutral toilets, baby change, dog friendly, free wifi, coffee bar

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Haein Kim is a Visual Artist and Animation Director based in Sydney, Australia. After graduating with Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Animation at University of Technology Sydney, Haein Kim marries her Visual Arts practise alongside her commercial Animation work, past clients include Uniqlo, It’s Nice That, MTV and WeTransfer.

Sierra Metro is a not for profit gallery committed to artist-centred practice and our intention is to showcase and support emerging and mid-career visual artists and designers. We aim to engender a climate of flexibility and experimentation for everyone who exhibits with us, and offer broad public access to contemporary art experiences and discussions.

Edinburgh Art Festival Founded in 2004, Edinburgh Art Festival is the platform for the visual arts at the heart of Edinburgh’s August festivals, bringing together the capital’s leading galleries, museums, production facilities and artist-run spaces in a city-wide celebration of the very best in visual art. Each year, the festival features leading international and UK artists alongside the best emerging talent, major survey exhibitions of historic figures, and a special programme of newly commissioned artworks that respond to public and historic sites in the city. The vast majority of exhibitions and events are free to attend. Find out more about visiting the festival here.

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