Friday, 13 September 2013

Royal Cats








Kazan cats were originally appointed by Catherine the Great to guard the Winter Palace and the Hermitage in St Petersburg


Thursday, 12 September 2013

Carpets of Destruction / Matthew Day Jackson




"The power to create and the equal compulsion to destroy"

Hauser&Wirth
New York


Inside / Matthew Day Jackson






Hauser&Wirth
New York


Inside-Outside / Matthew Day Jackson





Hauser&Wirth
New York


Body Highways 2 / Matthew Day Jackson




Hauser&Wirth
New York


Body Highways / Matthew Day Jackson



Celestial beings beneath the night sky on the Moon's surface

Hauser&Wirth
New York


Les Bourgeois de la Lune / Matthew Day Jackson



This reference to Rodin's Les Bourgeois de Calais is modelled from a smartphone photo and printed  into a mesh model and covered with compressed, chemically identical lunar dust.
"a series of clicks remake the world"

Hauser&Wirth
New York


Recycled Pieta / Matthew Day Jackson




A modern day fossil, this reference to Michelangelo's Pieta is modelled from a smartphone photo and printed from cement aggregate containing the refuse of New York City.
"a series of clicks remake the world"

Hauser&Wirth
New York


Tuesday, 10 September 2013

Saturday, 7 September 2013

Wednesday, 4 September 2013

Breathing Paintings - Voids of Simon Hantai




Pliages
of

When Hantai unfettered the plied canvases from bondage and freed them to breathe, they revealed unexpected images of patterns and surprising arbitrary shapes...



Sculptural Paintings of Simon Hantai





Panses
sculptural paintings
of

"Carving into colour, it might itself be understood as a quasi-sculptural process... the carefully modelled central figure stands out powerfully from the painting giving 
the illusion of three-dimensionality... the painted areas' surprisingly sculptural masses are forms as if cut out against the nonpainted far more than internally cut or interrupted by the nonpainted"


Voids of Simon Hantai





Meuns 
of

Contrast between painted and nonpainted -
presence and absence...


© Zsuzsa Szuts 2010