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Medium :
Digital on Plexiglas , Alu-Dibond under plexiglas
Framing :
Framed
Dimensions :
31.5x31.5in
Edition :
1 / 3
Artist's proof :
1
Hors commerce :
1
About this artwork
This work confronts the viewer with a multiplied and distorted feminine identity. The repeated face, aligned yet slightly shifted, creates a sense of duplication and loss of individuality. The doll-like features, smooth skin, and soft pastel tones evoke artificial perfection, while the text “not your doll” directly challenges objectification and imposed roles. The composition plays with control and resistance: the subject appears constructed, almost… manufactured, yet subtly resists through fragmentation and visual tension. The work questions ownership, projection, and the reduction of identity to an image.
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I’m Sar La Rouge, a Franco-Togolese digital artist working at the intersection of photography, collage, and emerging technologies. Based in Cape Town for over a decade, I’ve developed a visual language where digital images and physical forms interact, questioning how images circulate, how they are consumed, and how they shape our identities.
Self-taught, my work grows from a personal archive of photographs that I transform through digital collage into layered, poetic compositions. I see my practice as a form of “digital folk art”: intuitive, fluid, and constantly evolving.
I explore themes of feminism, technology, and politics, reflecting the tensions of contemporary life. Starting from the personal, my work expands into more universal narratives of resilience and awareness.
Today, I extend my practice into physical prints, while also working with video and AI. For me, the digital space remains an open field of experimentation, without boundaries.