Broken Glass

As an award-winning poet and activist with Latin background and working class roots, Broken Glass's "The Anti-Art" challenges conventional aesthetics and norms delivering an elegant critique of late capitalism and Eurocentrism, inviting viewers to engage critically with society's complexities.

Their art, selected for national open exhibitions, explores themes of historical scars, social realities, and the transient self. Glass's work remains personal, vulnerable, and visceral, critiquing life in late capitalism, Eurocentrism, class, and performative power through conscientisation. Their exhibition invites viewers to engage in a critical dialogue about society's complexities, challenging conventional notions of art and emphasizing the production of meaning and power over mere aesthetics.

Exclusive signed print limited editions available via reservations only (original photographed and gliclee prints by Harwood Kings Printmakers)

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