Lovelovelove, 2017
Print : tirage fine art · 30 x 30 cm 11.8 x 11.8 inch
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Sancko is a self-taught painter, street artist and committed performer born in Orange in 1974. Granddaughter of communist militants on the one hand, and great-granddaughter of one of the "Dones de l'Esquerra Republicana de Catalunya" of the another (feminist movement having obtained the right to vote for women in Spain in 1931), Sandra Liénard, alias Sancko, was immersed from an early age in various popular and social struggles. The move from his hometown, Orange to the far right in 1995 is also a key date in his citizen awareness. This awareness is reflected very early on in a commitment in the associative environment, on various themes such as discrimination, precariousness, living together, the LGBTQI + cause in particular with the association Le Refuge, as well as more recently migrants with Sos Méditerranée or the liberation of women's voices with the Women's March, #Metoo and #Noustoutes. As an extension of these struggles, his paintings address current, political and societal causes and reflect on identity and difference. Sancko's universe oscillates between black, white and a palette of shades of gray. At a time of radicalization of minds and binary thought where it is necessary to take a position, it is precisely the nuance that allows intelligence to express itself and dialogue between beings to spring up. An incisive, distinctive touch of color, often red, but not necessarily, underlines an aspect of each work, thus offering an additional interpretation. An intense universe without taboos, where sex, passion, sensuality, gentleness, pain, injury and combat, mingle and unravel. In collaboration or as a collective, Sancko particularly likes to confront her gaze with that of other artists because she thinks that there is nothing like exchange for the better living together. His work is now available both indoors and outdoors, through painting on canvas or mural, and through urban collages in the tradition of citizen and political activism.
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Sancko is a self-taught painter, street artist and an engaged performer, born in Orange, in France in 1974.
Sancko is the grandchild of communism militants and the great granddaughter of a feminist, one leader of the feminist movement called "Dones of Esquerra Republicana de Catalunya", which had obtained the right to vote for women in Spain in 1931. Sandra Liénard, aka Sancko, has been steeped into many popular and social struggles since her very young age. The victory in 1995 of the extreme right party in her hometown had also been a key event in her citizen consciousness.
This citizen consciousness had been characterised by an early commitment in the community associations, working on various topics such as discrimination, precariousness, living together, GLBT. She had been part of many associations such as the association Refuge, as well as SOS Mediterranean (concerning migrants). She'd also been participating in the release of women's speech with Women's March, #Metoo and #Noustoutes.
As an extension of her commitments, her paintings are about current political and societal causes, and bear thinking on identity and difference. Sancko's universe oscillates between black, white colours and a palette of shades of grey. In a time of spirit radicalization and binary thought whether it would be necessary to take a stand, these nuances allow the intelligence to get expressed and the dialogue between human beings to spring up. A touch of incisive colour, identical, often red, but not necessarily, comes to underline the aspect of each work, thus offering an additional interpretation. An intense universe without taboos, where ideas such as sex, passion, sensuality, sweetness, pain, hurt and fight, mingle and untangle.
Sancko likes to compare her vision with other artists in collaborative and / or collective ways because she thinks there is nothing like exchange for better living together. Her work is now available indoors and outdoors, through painting on canvas or mural, and urban collages in the tradition of citizen and political activism.
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