Fish Fight by Andrew Gow. This masterpiece draws its initial inspiration from Hieronymus Bosch’s Temptation of St. Anthony (1502), particularly the surreal depiction of animals dressed in armour heading into battle. Gow reimagines these motifs through his own lens, transforming Bosch’s armoured fish into a bold new figure—equipped with a shield, lance, and trout tail—imbued with modern relevance.
At its heart, Fish Fight explores the futility of conflict. The fish, suspended precariously by a hot-air balloon, becomes a metaphor for humanity’s disconnection from nature and the unpredictable forces shaping our existence. The hot-air balloon, representing both innovation and fragility, reflects mankind’s ability to overcome limitations while simultaneously exposing the vulnerability inherent in our endeavours. Like the drifting balloon, human conflicts are often at the mercy of chance and circumstance.
Drawing from his upbringing in a military family, Gow critiques the outdated ideals of chivalry, honour, and nationalism tied to warfare. He juxtaposes the medieval spectacle of jousting with the chaos of modern conflict, where the randomness and futility of violence often overshadow ideals of glory. The image of two fish jousting from hot air balloons—unable to control their course and carried by the wind—perfectly encapsulates this notion.
Set against a vivid Italian landscape steeped in history, Fish Fight incorporates symbolic elements like cypress trees, which evoke death and mourning. These trees, resembling spears, echo the fish’s lances, reinforcing the central theme of conflict’s inescapable and tragic absurdity.
Video by amazing Kara @kaaara666
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During the British Art Fair at Saatchi Gallery, Kara spoke with one of Kei London’s featured artists, Devy Man. In an interview, Devy Man, known for his pioneering approach to digital art, shared insights into his innovative work, which explores the fusion of traditional and digital techniques through the use of LED technology.
“Welcome to the British Art Fair. My name is Devy Man, and I’m an artist, particularly a digital artist. Today, I’m presenting in this exhibition called Pivotal, which is part of the new movement of digital artists known as digitalism. My latest work includes two pieces of optical art. One is a classic 2D piece that transforms into 3D thanks to an LED system in a framed box. The second artwork is a new technique I’m launching, named The Alchemy of Colours. I’ve taken the main character from my AI film (The 3 Gates of Wisdom) and separated the colours, performing an addition and extraction of them, which results in a dramatic colour shift revealed by the LED system. The artwork reveals new messages and is fascinating to watch—almost hypnotising. Thanks so much.”
To learn more about Devy Man and his incredible work, visit his profile via the link in the bio.
Digitalist: Devy Man @devy_man
Interview and video by the talented Kara Li @kaaara666
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During the British Art Fair at Saatchi Gallery, Kara had the opportunity to have a chat with one of Kei London’s featured artists, Steve Zafeiriou. In an interview, Steve, a new media artist and technologist, shared insights into his innovative work, which explores the intersection of human behaviour and technology through the use of coding and engineering.
In the discussion, Steve introduced his interactive sculpture, Choice. The sculpture uses sensors to measure acceleration, rotation, and movement, generating art based on the user’s interaction. The device operates with a game-like logic, responding to how users engage with it to produce unique generative art. A QR code is generated each time a new image is created, allowing users to access and save their artwork on a dedicated platform. Users can also collect badges based on interactions, building a profile that stores all their generated images and data.
Steve explained that the concept behind Choice is rooted in the idea that small, consistent actions can lead to significant life outcomes. Every movement or Choice shapes our behaviour and our world perception.
You can find out more about Steve and his work by visiting our website www.keilondon.com
Video by Kara Li ⭐️ @kaaara666
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Empowering Art Through Body Positivity and Innovation. Lucinda is a multimedia artist who works with both traditional paintings and visual animations, blending these mediums through projection mapping to create immersive installations.
At the British Art Fair, Lucinda showcased an installation that featured some of her original works alongside collaborations with artists Farah Thomas and Andrew Gow. One unique aspect of her exhibition was an interactive iPad, allowing viewers to select from six different themes, which would then alter the visuals projected over the artwork. The themes explored body image and the journey of growing and evolving through the challenges it presents.
Lucinda emphasised the importance of body positivity, particularly in a world heavily influenced by social media, where many experience issues and pressures related to their appearance. She noted that often people find themselves “doom scrolling” and feeling negative, and through her work, she aimed to combat this by celebrating the beauty of the female form. The subject of her art is also deeply personal, as Lucinda openly shared her own struggles with body image. Her creative process begins with sketches and drawings of herself, which then evolve into visual scenes that tell stories beyond the static image, offering a narrative of empowerment and self-acceptance.
To learn more about Lucinda and her fantastic skills, visit her profile via the link in bio.
Digitalist: @dil.worth
Interview and video by talented Kara Li @kaaara666
View Projectors by ViewSonicUK @viewsonic.uk
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Kei London’s Top Picks From The British Art Fair 2024
1. ‘Staying at Grandma’s’ by Bobbie Russon @bobbierusson | Beaux Arts Bath @beaux_arts_bath
2. ‘Adam Had’em’ by Gavin Nolan @gavinjamesnolan | Charlie Smith London @charliesmithldn
3. ‘Forbidden Fruit 9’ by Marcelle Hanselear | Julian Page Gallery @julianbgpage
4. ‘Self-Portrait’ by Tracey Emin
5. ‘Entomologist’ by Abe Odedina @abeodedina | Virginia Damsta and The African Art Hub @theafricanarthub
6. ‘Tulip-Indigo #8’ by Sophie Derrick @sophiederrickart | Degree Art Gallery
7. ‘Looking Back’ by Bobbie Russon | Beaux Arts Bath
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Kei London Debut at The British Art Fair 2024 | Day One
Saatchi Gallery
Featured Artists:
Lucinda Dilworth @dil.worth
Devy Man @devy_man
Steve Zafeiriou @stevezafeiriou
Andrew Gow @gow.artist
Fara Thomas @fara.thomas.art
René Galassi @rene_galassi
Tech Partners:
ViewSonic @viewsonic.uk
Cube10.io @cube10.io
Charity Partner:
Friends of Royal Marsden Hospital, Chelsea ❤️
Video by Kara Li @kaaara666 ⭐️
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Since its inception, Kei London has been dedicated to showcasing innovation.
