DAMEON PRIESTLY, Inspiring change through Art Standing up for HUMAN RIGHTS

Artist Dameon Priestly brings his exhibition 'Tripwire Timeline. 1970-1988 (A Belfast Tale) to his hometown on November 2nd, at the Belfast Exposed Gallery. And this interview explores his childhood and how that has impacted his art and life.

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Exhibition dates: Thursday 2 November – Saturday 18 November

Venue: Belfast Exposed Gallery, 23 Donegall Street, Belfast BT1 2FF

Priestly's works skilfully explore modern life in a historical context, connecting past and present through poignant storytelling. His art serves as a vivid reminder of enduring human experiences. Each collection delves into a specific time period, and Dameon focuses on recurring themes of alienation, despair, and abuse of power throughout history, shedding light on timeless truths about human nature, especially in relation to the marginalized and exploited. His paintings reveal hidden depths beneath seemingly ordinary scenes, capturing emotional intensity against everyday backdrops.

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Website: www.dameon.co.uk

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