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Art-Talks v6
DO HO SUH (born 1962)
Suh’s work includes large-scale installations, sculptures, and drawings, often exploring themes of space, memory, and displacement.
His architectural fabric sculptures, like "Home Within Home" and "Seoul Home/L.A. Home/New York Home/Baltimore Home/London Home/Seattle Home," recreate personal and domestic spaces in translucent fabric.
Suh is influenced by his experiences as a Korean expatriate and the architectural traditions of Korea. The works of artists like Gordon Matta-Clark and Rachel Whiteread have also shaped his exploration of space and identity.
Suh's exploration of personal and architectural spaces has inspired artists like Sarah Sze and Rirkrit Tiravanija. His innovative use of materials and concepts of home and migration continue to influence contemporary art.
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RACHEL WHITEREAD ~ born 1963
known for her sculptures that cast the negative spaces of objects and architecture. Her works, such as "House" and "Ghost," use materials like concrete, resin, and plaster to explore memory and absence.
Untitled (Stairs) 2001 / Tate
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@iamluke
I recently visited Seville, and hit the Fine Arts museum - which surprisingly is free for EU citizens. This work below did not impress me more than others, but its story did! It was acquired (from a private collector) by the municipality for its heritage and cultural value.
https://warpcast.com/iamluke/0xfeb60c11
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JAMES TURRELL ~ born 1943
Art centred on light & space.
He creates immersive environments where light is the primary medium, transforming the way viewers perceive space.
His notable works include the Roden Crater project & Skyspaces, which frame the sky as an ever-changing artwork.
Sustaining Light ~2007
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TAKASHI MURAKAMI
Evolution of Art~
Murakami's work blends traditional Japanese art with contemporary pop culture. Known for his "Superflat" style, which flattens distinctions between high and low art, his works often feature colorful characters and motifs that reflect both ancient and modern Japanese culture.
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@aijosh.eth
Does anyone talk about art anymore, or just tips? This platform has a magical way of separating wheat from chaff.
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How do you feel about the term "post-photography" when it comes to AI-assisted artworks?
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@scarlettdrian
When you pick up that pen,
And your emotions unwind.
Every noise turns to whisper,
Every pain turns into ink.
Don't try to understand it, just do it.
When the storm calms, make it a beautiful reflection.
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“Art is a lie that makes us realize truth.”
~ pablo picasso
self portrait ~ 1900
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@0xlapi
I have a serious question about art competitions. How can art compete with each other? Each artwork can be very different and the appreciation of it is highly subjective. But I am not an expert and this is why I ask. I believe in art selection and curation, but not competitions. Please help me make sense of them.
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