HUANG YONG PING
هوانغ يونغ بينغ
黄永砯
הואנג יונג פינג
황 용 핑
Marleen Sleeuwits
INTERIOR N0. 58
Primarily working within abandoned office spaces, her process involves stripping the rooms down to their individual components, laying bare the layers found beneath the surfaces. She then re-assembles the room using materials found on-site, such as fluorescent tubes, paper towels, laminate, and tape, by adapting techniques of sculpture, painting and drawing.
AMANDA MCCAVOUR
livingroom
DAVID HOCKNEY
ديفيد هوكني
大卫·霍克尼
דיוויד הוקני
デイヴィッド·ホックニー
데이빗 호크니의
Дэвид Хокни
Nathan Swimming
ROGER CHAMIEH
corazon
Motivado por experiencias personales y estimulado por procesos y materiales, el trabajo de Roger Chamieh explora los conceptos de mortalidad, envejecimiento y miedo mediante el uso de metáforas visuales inquietantes. El trabajo de Chamieh explora la dinámica de la fragilidad, la tensión y las contradicciones a través de la dependencia de fuerzas tanto visibles como invisibles. Trabajando dentro de este contexto de oposiciones, crea obras de arte que desafían las ideas convencionales del objeto escultórico a través de su uso de materiales, tanto constantes como efímeros, y el precario equilibrio que se logra en la ejecución. Además, el uso de la cinética de Chamieh, así como los elementos de sonido y, más recientemente, el video, funcionan juntos para subvertir sus propias experiencias personales y su fascinación por la fragilidad de la vida; a menudo resulta en objetos que interactúan directamente con el espectador y transmiten algo que bordea la interpretación.
Erwing Hauer and Enrique Rosado
In Continua
The concepts of continuity and potential infinity have been central themes of Erwin Hauer’s opus from very early on in his career as a sculptor. In his native Vienna, he began to explore infinite continuous surfaces that evolved into perforated modular structures that were appropriate in architectural applications. Hauer’s sculptural walls are intricately woven forms that create a visual sense of infinity – a frozen poetry in motion. He patented these designs, developed the technology to produce them, and installed the modular, light-diffusing walls in buildings throughout the United States and seven other countries.
Gmunk
ISO
De headliner van de tentoonstelling was een projectiesculptuur genaamd “ISO”, die ter plaatse in China werd gemaakt en in het midden van de kamer werd geplaatst met een indrukwekkende soundtrack van 5 minuten gemaakt door EnterNull. Monkey’s belangrijkste focus was het beheersen van de zintuigen, zodat mensen zich in de ruimte verzamelen en een sculpturale aanwezigheid hebben, ze visueel begroeten met vorm en geluid. Ze moedigden een diepe onderdompeling in isomorfe vorm aan door in haar ogen te staren en genegenheid te koesteren, een sombere bevestiging van een plat oppervlak en volumetrisch licht.
Banksy’s Graffiti
HAMMER BOY UPPER WEST SIDE
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NERI OXMAN
leviathan
OSKAR SCHLEMMER
أوسكار شليمر
奥斯卡·施莱默
אוסקר שלמר
オスカー·シュレンマー
오스카 슐 렘머
Оскар Шлеммер
TRIADIC BALLET
Video of the reconstruction of Oskar Schlemmer’s Triadic Ballet by Margarete Hastings in 1970. This version was advised by Ludwig Grote and Xanthi Schawinsky (students of Schlemmer at the Bauhaus) and Tut Schlemmer, Oskar Schlemmer’s widow. The music is by Erich Ferstl. It is divided into three sections: yellow, pink and black. This version is a reconstruction based on the documentation on the Triadic Ballet.
Patrick van Caeckenbergh
Ali Baba
Atsushi Koyama
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What exactly is METAMACHINE? The metaphor comes from the artistic path of Atsushi Koyama, one of the participating visual artists. While emphasising the aesthetic qualities of machines and mechanical drawings in oil paintings, Koyama merges the human body with mechanisms, creating a man-machine (similar to the notorious Tetsuo, but in a more sublimated way). As if to incorporate the beauty of the human body, Koyama’s mechanisms break away from their earthly nature. They take us to another reality, beyond utilitarian usage or function itself. Koyama’s machines act more like ‘mechanical’ (‘mechaaesthetical‘) keys to another dimension, existing outside of the physical reality and its laws.
Malin Bülow
马林·比洛
マリンビューロー
말린 블로우
Μαλίν Μπάλοου
Elastic Bonding
This vertical version of Elastic Bonding was made site specifically for the Project Space at Lademoen Kunstnerverksteder in Trondheim. It was shown as part of Multiplié dance festival, an annual festival of contemporary dance in Norway. The project was a collaboration between Babel visningsrom and DansiT.
NEIL DENARI
Fluoroscape
Long considered to be one of the pioneers of the use of computers in architectural design and visualization, NMDA has produced a body of work that has fused the physical and the graphic worlds in unprecedented ways. From our groundbreaking installation in Tokyo’s Gallery MA in 1996 to our current explorations, we have relentlessly pursued the development of “cultural ergonomics”, i.e. those forms that “fit” our contemporary life. Although NMDA operates on a global level, Los Angeles and it’s landscapes and cultural institutions play an important role in the development of our work.
Ridley Scott
David, Artificial Intelligence
Prometheus & Alien Covenant
“Since the first sequence, when he interacts briefly with the man who gave him life and soon realizes the stupidity of his mania for greatness, the android demonstrates wanting even more than what he received at birth. Could he, a creature, become a creator?” Virgílio Souza
cinema
