ZT Tosha: Opus The Assembler, Disassembled 2025-26
In this multidisciplinary body of work—comprising sculpture, mixed media painting, installation, and digital media—ZT Tosha extends the conceptual and psychological framework of his book The Assembler, Disassembled: The Unedited Sessions of Andreas. Conceived as “therapy sessions,” these works function as material propositions rather than representations: tangible registers of subjectivity under conditions of systematic disassembly. Form is neither stable nor resolved; instead, it appears suspended in states of tension, interruption, and partial cohesion. Across mediums, Tosha foregrounds collapse not as spectacle but as method—a procedural unmaking through which the latent structures of identity, memory, and self-construction are rendered visible.
ZT Tosha
Title: Lapis Lazuli
Material: oil on canvas, ultramarin pigment
Dimensions: Width 80 cm x Height 120 cm
Year: 2026
Signed verso.
Certificate of authenticity issued by the artist.
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Lapis Lazuli (2026) is a defining work from ZT Tosha’s Assembler, Disassembled cycle, translating the artist’s sculptural investigation of bound mass into a concentrated chromatic presence. A luminous ultramarine form—derived from pigment historically associated with lapis lazuli—emerges from a darkened ground, conveying tension, containment, and internal force. Through its material intensity and structural clarity, the work positions painting as a vessel of compressed energy rather than representation.
Recognized for its conceptual rigor and visual authority, Lapis Lazuli represents a significant example of Tosha’s mature practice and offers collectors an important opportunity to acquire a key work from this pivotal cycle.
