Nubian Emotion
Fine Art
Shelana Hodge lives, studies and works in London. Her practice is a personal expression and exploration of the psyche. The works consist of the abstract interpretation of idiosyncracies of human behaviour brought about through ethnographic histories produced by the lasting cultural, social and psychological effects of the Jim Crow Period especially pertaining to the systematic breakdown of community and family.
Many of the works are images and forms moulded by the decisions of the past and created by an accumulation of judgement, materials, layering and trace, whilst considering support and structure which encompassing its own history.
Exhibitions
2014, Coordinator, Gallery 320, Bethnal Green
2014, Curator & Joint Exhibition, Life As We Know It! Gallery West, Harrow
2013, Mo Art, Mo Problems, University of Westminster
2013, One Night Stand, University of Westminster
2007, Solo Exhibition, Nubian Emotion, Mango Rooms, Camden
2012 – Present, Westminster University, Mixed Media Fine Art BA,
2010 – 2012, Croydon College, Foundation Diploma Stage 3/4 Fine Art, (Distinction)