Lisa Brice
Trellidoor Locked?
About this Item
South African 1968-
Trellidoor Locked?
signed, dated 98 and numbered 7/20
embroidery on fabric
26,5 by 20cm excluding frame; 43 by 34,5 by 3,5cm including frame
Notes
Lisa Brice's embroidery piece, featuring the words Trellidoor locked? on army camouflage fabric, poignantly captures the pervasive sense of security and vigilance in South Africa. By choosing Trellidor, a renowned local brand known for its robust security gates, Brice taps into a cultural narrative where safety measures become part of daily life. This work is part of a series of embroidery on camouflage fabrics that include other questions such as Alarm on? - highlighting the constant dialogue South Africans have with their safety and security.
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