2020, C-type print in Norwegian dragon frame
Print size 80cm x 64cm, Frame size variable
Edition of 5, 2 editions available. One edition is held by Oslo Museum

Please note that the ‘Norwegian dragon frame’ is an integral part of this work. Each frame will be agreed upon through dialogue between the artist and collector.

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Sayed Sattar Hasan is a British born artist living in Oslo, Norway. He describes his current artistic approach as 'post-pop, conceptual crafts', and is increasingly drawn to storytelling. His work explores the myth of self and collective identities; heritage and belonging; the fault lines between tradition and change; and the need for reinvention. The narratives Hasan develops are often interwoven with his own biography and told with a degree of humour.

Hasan holds an MA from Goldsmiths University, London. His work has been shown internationally including; New Art Exchange (UK), Stephen Lawrence gallery (UK), Southbank Centre (UK), Intercultural Museum (Norway), Bomuldsfabriken (Norway), Artspace Boan (S. Korea), 2nd Changjiang, Video and Photography Biennale (China), Ikhlaq-Ul-Zahoor Gallery (Pakistan), LagosPhoto Festival (Nigeria), East-Midlands Pavillion-Venice Biennale 15 and is held in private and public collections including REV Collection, Oslo Museum, (Norway), Nordnorsk Kunstmuseum (Norway). His work will feature in ‘Det Kaller det Kunst’, the opening exhibition of the National Museum, Norway, in 2022. Until summer 2022 Hasan holds a prestigious studio award at Oslo City Hall.