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Tanoa SasrakuFrieze London 2023
Written By Alex Vardaxoglou

Laura Freeman
The Times
Friday 6 October 2023

Tanoa Sasraku: Man Engine, Vardaxoglou Gallery, Frieze

‘Twenty-seven-year-old Tanoa Sasraku is one to watch. Sasraku forages for million-year-old earth pigments on the Jurassic Coast, Dartmoor, the Scottish Highlands and in Ghana, the homeland of her late father. These pigments go into creating her "Terratypes" - abstract textile palimpsests in gorgeous earth colours.’

Alex Vardaxoglou
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