Her exhibit at the Tate Britain is called Wot U :-) about?

I got in the room because I was attracted by the total weirdness of the movie that was playing in the background. The characters looked both really colourful and disgusting at the same time. The acting was really crazy, in accordance with the decors and the objects. The paintings displayed on the walls around the projection were just as impressive. They looked a bit like Renaissance paintings but mixed with Japanese wtf style and a lot of drugs. At first I couldn't tell if I liked it or not but it became clear that I was complete fascinated with this work. They were satirical and visual unforgettable. 

I really like this artist's work because it was quite surreal. The atmosphere it has is very original and I was really curious as to why the artist painted sheep. It turns out it's because his father was a shepherd. I also like the pastel colours he used because they don't give a sense of childishness or softness. They are balanced by the features and the outlines of the sheep and character. 

From Dexter Dalwood. 

I like the mix between styles in one painting. The image is very eery and surreal, which is something I'm often attracted to. The atmosphere, ominous despite the "friendly" looking pink waves. I really wish I need why the artist chose to add a ribbon to the drawing and what the signification of it is.