Rayvenn D’Clark at TM Gallery

Rayvenn D’Clark at at the Freedom Monument Sculpture Park in Alabama with her work Black Renaissance
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Rayvenn D’Clark at TM Gallery
10th October, 2024 – 22nd November, 2024
TM Gallery
7 Cubitt Street
London
WC1X 0HF

Rayvenn Shaleigha D’Clark’s upbringing in a family of creative minds spurred her passion for the visual arts. Educated at Central Saint Martins and Chelsea School of Art, she delved into various mediums, from painting to photography. Fascinated by hyperrealism, particularly in portraying the human form, D’Clark transformed traditional portraiture into lifelike sculptures.

Rayvenn D'Clark at TM Gallery
I don’t see in colour (2018)
Rayvenn D’Clark Image courtesy of the artist and TM Gallery

Her method involves a unique process merging live casting with 3D printing, resulting in intricately detailed sculptures. Inspired by personal connections, the artist works with familiar faces, aiming to capture the essence of kinship. D’Clark’s work challenges societal norms, celebrating diversity and individuality, notably through large-scale public installations.

Through her art, she advocates for the recognition of women of colour, promoting intersectional perspectives on identity and representation.

Rayvenn D'Clark at TM Gallery
Rayvenn D’Clark Image courtesy of the artist and TM Gallery

D’Clark has exhibited extensively across the UK and internationally. In 2023, three large-scale public artworks by D’Clark were commissioned for permanent display at the Freedom Monument Sculpture Park in the United States.

About Rayvenn D’Clark

Rayvenn D’Clark is a young interdisciplinary artist who was recently announced as a Forbes 30 Under 30. She has exhibited at the Royal College of Arts, the V&A Museum and Saatchi Gallery. Last year she received one of the largest commissions obtained by a woman under 30 for her monumental works at the Freedom Monument Sculpture Park in Alabama.

Rayvenn D’Clark opens on the 10th of October, 2024 until the 22nd of November, 2024 at TM Gallery

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