Installation view of David Gumbs: From Dust to Gold at theJepson Center in Savannah. Photo by David Kaminsky
Installation view of David Gumbs: From Dust to Gold at theJepson Center in Savannah. Photo by David Kaminsky
Installation view of David Gumbs: From Dust to Gold at the Jepson Center in Savannah. Photo by David Kaminsky
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This exhibition represents the first U.S. solo exhibition by Caribbean artist David Gumbs, featuring immersive, interactive digital installations and drawings. Gumbs is a multi-disciplinary artist from the island of Saint Martin, currently based in Martinique. Inspired by Caribbean flora, fauna, history, and mythology, Gumbs’ work often is concerned with “the offscreen of perception, the cycle of life, the visible and invisible.”
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Installation view of David Gumbs: From Dust to Gold at theJepson Center in Savannah. Photo by David Kaminsky
Installation view of David Gumbs: From Dust to Gold at theJepson Center in Savannah. Photo by David Kaminsky
Installation view of David Gumbs: From Dust to Gold at theJepson Center in Savannah. Photo by David Kaminsky
Installation view of David Gumbs: From Dust to Gold at theJepson Center in Savannah. Photo by David Kaminsky
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Installation view of David Gumbs: From Dust to Gold at the Jepson Center in Savannah. Photo by David Kaminsky
David Gumbs: From Dust to Gold is on view at the Jepson Center in Savannah, Georgia.
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