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[Artist Biography]
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Palestinian-born artist Steve Sabella could well be a younger, more alternative, more artistic version of the late Edward Said. Like the literary exile who lived in an enclave of a world he had created for himself on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, surrounded and consumed and embedded in the construct of texts that deconstructed the reality he struggled with, Sabella is one who lives in an equal state of alienation - confined to an exile that transcends place: London, and rather is contained in the bounds of his mind. A mind that like Said's did deconstructs only to rebuild again, but in this case, using a terminology of visual narratives. Yasmin El Rashidi
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Steve Sabella
In Exile, 2008
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Steve Sabella
Installation Shot - In Exile
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Steve Sabella
In Exile, 2008
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Steve Sabella
In Exile, 2008
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Steve Sabella
In Exile, 2008
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Steve Sabella
In Exile, 2008
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