Created By
Chanelle Rose
French ink on paper
Curator
Luke Chapman
Chanelle Rose's The Saviour (2025) is a striking testament to the duality of strength and vulnerability, rendered in French ink with a precision that reverberates through its bold, almost cinematic composition. The metallic visage and gloved hands evoke an armor-like resilience, yet the open suit reveals the humanity beneath—a reminder that true heroism lies not in dominance but in solidarity. The interplay of sharp lines and fluid motion suggests urgency, a call to action that transcends mere aesthetics. Rose’s work pulses with a rhythm, echoing the beat of connection: “people need people.” This saviour is not static but dynamic, embodying the cyclical nature of giving and seeking—a visual anthem for perseverance and empathy.
Artist Statement: The saviour reminds us that ‘people need people’. To be a saviour, is not to stand above, but to stand beside. Not to judge, but to keep defeated souls alive. The saviour reminds us, That when called to action - it's go time! Today's saviour, may be tomorrow's seeker…
Created By
Chanelle Rose
105 x 169 cm | 41 x 67 in
2025
