Yinka Ilori's installation, 100 Found Objects, at Fulham Pier showcases his unique ability to blend vibrant colors with themes of memory and identity. The artwork, which utilizes found materials from the Thames, serves as both an aesthetic piece and a meditative reclamation of local history. Through innovative lenticular panels, visitors are offered an immersive experience, inviting them to explore the connections between past and present. Ilori's work reinterprets notions of remembrance and community, echoing the tradition of mudlarking while adding contemporary vibrancy to historical narratives.
Ilori's latest project, nestled beside the River Thames in southwest London, brings an inventive twist to storytelling, all through fragments left behind.
With 100 Found Objects, Ilori incorporates found materials from the Thames as symbols, transforming discarded elements into vibrant artworks that reflect on community and memory.
The installation features lenticular panels that shift based on the viewer's perspective, creating an immersive experience that bridges the gap between art and life.
Ilori's visionary work draws connections to the tradition of mudlarking, reinterpreting historical relics through a contemporary lens of color and pattern.
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