“Am I My Brother’s Keeper?” by Kate Daudy - Saatchi Gallery

“Am I My Brother’s Keeper?” by Kate Daudy is a profound and thought-provoking large scale installation piece made out of a used UNHCR tent, lived in by a family of Syrians in 2015. The father of the family wrote his name in biro over the front door - Abu Teim.

The words inscribed on the tent are those of refugees, diplomats, aid workers, medical staff and soldiers involved in the refugee crisis. Around the black base are conditions for being defined as a refugee by the UN 1951 Convention for Refugees.

Kate Daudy is an artist based in London whose recent installation work on home and identity has been exhibited on major sites across Europe, America and the Middle East.

You can view the installation for free from May 23rd to June 2nd.

You can book tickets for a special panel discussion with the artists on Friday 24th.