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Raél Jero Salley: War of Roses

Johannesbourg, South AfricaGallery Momo26 Octobre 2019 - 13 Décembre 2019
Raél Jero Salley: War of Roses

Raél Jero Salley: War of Roses

Gallery MOMO presents War of the Roses, a solo exhibition by Raél Jero Salley.

It can be said that the history of painting is a history of flowers. Flowers in paintings are elusive⁠—and in a way, empty⁠—signifiers, fluctuating constantly in meaning and value. To use the cliché, what’s in a name? A rose by any other… A flower can be whatever the viewer wants it to be. The metaphor can be extended to Salley’s paintings in general, which inhabit worlds both familiar and uncanny, inspiring multiple possible imaginaries. Ultimately, Salley’s flowers invite the viewer to attune themselves to that which is liminal, marginal, or misunderstood, crafting an experience of seeing and empathising based not on consumption, nor recognition, per se, but radical imagination.

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