Pink Bits / Christine Yahya

Fridge Fluorescents

$650
Let’s bring mental health into the fluorescent fridge light to discuss! A challenging time with your Mental health can look like a smile, it can look like an open door, it can sound like (forced) laughter, it can look like sitting slumped in front of your fridge during a pandemic. Visual Description: A person sits upon their checkered vinyl kitchen floor, their elbow resting on their knee, their hand cradling their temple. They sit within the open doorway of their fridge, being lit by the weak fluorescent light behind them. This is a still moment amongst their condiments and expiring fridge goods. A moment of emotional exhaustion. Their edible items of sustenance have been renamed to capture their inner anxious dialogue. Their groceries include: Organic stress almond milk ‘Maple tears’ Canadian Syrup Mindz Mustard
Medium
Mixed media. Giclee print on cotton rag, 310gsm, framed.
Dimensions
75 x 58cm
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Artwork sale information
All prices are in AUD and all one off artworks. Purchases are made through No Vacancy Gallery.
Please confirm with the gallery to make sure the artwork is still available.

You can email them at or call them info@no-vacancy.com.au or call them during their opening hours 9663 3798.
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Artwork to be picked up between Sunday 3 April - Tuesday 5 April 2022 from No Vacancy Gallery
(34-40 Jane Bell Ln, Melbourne VIC 3000). Shipping can be arranged for interstate.
Please note: If the work is not purchased in person, we do not offer refunds but always happy to send additional images or videos of the artwork.
Visual descriptions of artworks available.
Meet the artist
Pink Bits / Christine Yahya
Christine Yahya is an Armenian-Australian graphic designer and illustrator based in Sydney. ‍ She started illustrating Pink Bits in 2016. Christine is inspired by and celebrates people and bodies in all their glory, illustrating the bits and shapes we're told & have been taught to hide. She strives to create illustrations that provide representation for the daily realities, diverse bodies and art for those who are not commonly celebrated or featured in our media-dense society.
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