Charles Blackman 'The Interior' roar studios they bear the experience of

they bear the experience of dispossession

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In these subtle subversions

Image Size: 69 x 51 cm

Charles Blackman 'The Interior' roar studios they bear the experience ofCharles Blackmans The Interior is a haunting work. It sees a ghostly figure bend towards a window, behind which sits a vase of flowers. The symbolism is rich. Interiors evoke ones inner world, stripes recall a jail cell, flowers embody mortality and windows speak to the psychic distance one can feel from their surroundings. The Interior was created in 1966 when Blackman returned home after living in London for five years. It gives form to the feeling