magnifique!
mercredi 4 novembre 2015
retoka
magnifique!
mardi 3 novembre 2015
barbara licha
Elle explore la complexité de la condition humaine et pour cela a choisi de croiser les gens qu'elle fréquente au jour le jour avec ceux qui évoluent dans son imagination.
Enormément d'émotion dans ce travail atypique !
lundi 2 novembre 2015
chen wenling
Chen Wenling est un artiste chinois né en 1969 à Anxi dans la province du Fujian. Cet artiste professionnel vit entre Pékin et Xiamen. Il est considéré comme l'un des plus grands sculpteurs contemporains chinois.Il critique, à travers des personnages souvent mi-hommes mi-cochons, une société de consommation excessive et incontrôlable.Sa récente oeuvre qui s'intitule "What You see Might Not Be Real" (ce que vous voyez pourrait ne pas être réel) est une critique originale de la crise financière mondiale actuelle. Elle met en scène un taureau qui représente Wall Street, propulsé par un pet surpuissant, et écrasant contre un mur un personnage mi-homme mi-démon qui n'est autre que Bernie Madoff, le plus grand escroc de l'histoire de la finance.Pourquoi un taureau péteur ? Péter en Chinois se dit "fan pi" (放屁) mais dans le langage courant cette expression est souvent utilisée pour définir un mensonge, une fabulation. Le puissant pet serait donc le grand mensonge du système financier mondial ! Quand l'art se confond avec l'actualité !
dimanche 1 novembre 2015
kang duck-bong
About The Artist
Kang Duk Bong, born in 1979 in South Korea, graduated from the Department of Sculpture in the University of Seoul, South Korea. Kang is renowned for his sculptures which look as though they are in motion. He makes use of PVC pipes covered with a thick shell of urethane paint in his sculptures, each pipe is painted a different hue to bring about an extraordinary effect. The process creates incredible movement, figures appearing blurred and perpetually in motion with multiple colours combining to create a unique blurred effect.
Kang aims to deal with human relationships and communication in his art. According to Kang, holes ignite curiosity within people because, regardless of age or gender, one always wonders what is on the other side of them. He believes that we should be just as curious about what is on another person's mind. In his opinion, the rise of social networks has decreased the amount of concrete and genuine personal conversation.The holes also represent the void within ourselves that we helplessly try to fill. As he explains, "When we care too much about how we are seen through other people's eyes rather than focusing on who we really are, we start to feel a sense of self-betrayal. The existential void may lead us to cry out, with the weight of depression caused by this in-authenticity."
Kang's works are collected by MBC Culture Hill, the National Museum of Contemporary Art - Art Bank (Gwacheon) and other prominent institutions. This series of works is collectively intended to touch upon the idea of "Time and Space Dynamics."
Kang aims to deal with human relationships and communication in his art. According to Kang, holes ignite curiosity within people because, regardless of age or gender, one always wonders what is on the other side of them. He believes that we should be just as curious about what is on another person's mind. In his opinion, the rise of social networks has decreased the amount of concrete and genuine personal conversation.The holes also represent the void within ourselves that we helplessly try to fill. As he explains, "When we care too much about how we are seen through other people's eyes rather than focusing on who we really are, we start to feel a sense of self-betrayal. The existential void may lead us to cry out, with the weight of depression caused by this in-authenticity."
Kang's works are collected by MBC Culture Hill, the National Museum of Contemporary Art - Art Bank (Gwacheon) and other prominent institutions. This series of works is collectively intended to touch upon the idea of "Time and Space Dynamics."
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