Of Course I'm Not Sorry - Tyra Tingleff (ChertLüdde) MIT Press Halilaj proposes a universal reflection

Halilaj proposes a universal reflection on the potential of art and its power to transform reality

the art world has much to gain

critic and campaigner Hettie Judah argues that a paradigm shift is needed within the art world to take account of the needs of artist mothers (and other parents: artist fathers

the book documents the latter period of the artist’s modeling career and how her drug use sparked an episode of psychosis

24 × 34 cm (9 ½ × 13 ⅜ inches)

Of Course I'm Not Sorry - Tyra Tingleff (ChertLüdde) MIT Press Halilaj proposes a universal reflectionTyra Tingleffs paintings twist and squeeze the abstract tendencies of the medium. The works never alight on any one reference point; their surfaces and semi tangible forms are ever restless, locked in an infinite loop, colors and forms seamlessly intertwining and redistributing into a vibrating, ever expanding universe in whose depth the gaze finds no orientation. Nebulous forms appear from nowhere, breaking through areas of raw, untouched canvas.