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Medium :
Digital on Paper , Alu-Dibond under plexiglas
Framing :
Framed
Dimensions :
39.4x39.4in
Edition :
2 / 3
Artist's proof :
1
Hors commerce :
1
About this artwork
In Human Chess, the board becomes a metaphor for power, control, and global narratives. Fragments of politics, media, culture, and conflict collide within a rigid grid, where every square holds a story and every move feels predetermined. Figures, symbols, and references overlap like pieces in a game where humans are both players and pawns. Between chaos and structure, the work questions who truly controls the board, and whether we are acting, or… being moved.
“Some images are made to be consumed. Others are made to wake us up!” Sar la Rouge
I’m Sar La Rouge, a Franco-Togolese digital artist based in Cape Town. My work combines photography, digital collage, and new technologies to explore how images influence the way we see ourselves and the world around us.
Using photographs from my personal archive, I create layered and colourful compositions that mix emotion, culture and identity. As a self-taught artist, I approach digital art freely and intuitively, always experimenting with new ways to create.
My work often touches on themes of femininity, technology, and contemporary society, while celebrating visibility, and self-expression.
Today, I continue to expand my practice through physical prints, immersive installations, video, and AI, using digital art as a space without limits.