Idris Khan – I Thought We Had More Time, 2022 – Archival Print
Collaged archival pigment print in colours. Unknown edition size, from a timed-limited edition produced with Migrate Art in 2022. Hand signed in crayon by Idris Khan. Based on a collage created with music paper and watercolour in the colours of the Ukrainian flag.
Idris Khan’s I Thought We Had More Time (2022) is a collaged archival pigment print that layers musical notation into dense, atmospheric bands of color. The composition is structured in horizontal fields of deep blue and warm yellow, echoing the Ukrainian flag, while overlapping fragments of sheet music create a sense of compression and visual rhythm. The accumulation of lines and notes becomes almost abstract, suggesting memory, loss, and the passage of time rather than legible sound. Created in support of Migrate Art, the work reflects Khan’s ongoing exploration of repetition, erasure, and cultural resonance through layered imagery.
Artwork Copyright © Idris Khan
Idris Khan (United Kingdom, 1978) creates layered photographs, prints, and paintings that merge literature, music, and history into dense visual fields. Known for digitally superimposing texts, musical scores, and archival images, his work explores memory, time, and authorship, producing rhythmic, almost abstract compositions with conceptual depth.
Artwork Copyright © Idris Khan

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Collaged archival pigment print in colours. Unknown edition size, from a timed-limited edition produced with Migrate Art in 2022. Hand signed in crayon by Idris Khan. Based on a collage created with music paper and watercolour in the colours of the Ukrainian flag.
Idris Khan’s I Thought We Had More Time (2022) is a collaged archival pigment print that layers musical notation into dense, atmospheric bands of color. The composition is structured in horizontal fields of deep blue and warm yellow, echoing the Ukrainian flag, while overlapping fragments of sheet music create a sense of compression and visual rhythm. The accumulation of lines and notes becomes almost abstract, suggesting memory, loss, and the passage of time rather than legible sound. Created in support of Migrate Art, the work reflects Khan’s ongoing exploration of repetition, erasure, and cultural resonance through layered imagery.
Artwork Copyright © Idris Khan
Idris Khan (United Kingdom, 1978) creates layered photographs, prints, and paintings that merge literature, music, and history into dense visual fields. Known for digitally superimposing texts, musical scores, and archival images, his work explores memory, time, and authorship, producing rhythmic, almost abstract compositions with conceptual depth.
Artwork Copyright © Idris Khan
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Idris Khan – I Thought We Had More Time, 2022 – Archival Print

Idris Khan

I Thought We Had More Time, 2022

42 x 33 cm

Est. 2005 — twenty years of collecting, online.