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26/08/2021

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20/11/2020

THOMAS DE FALCO

Utiliser la performance comme un élément fort associé à l'utilisation incessante de tissus bruts et de cordes est l'œuvre de l'artiste italo-français Thomas De Falco (né en 1982, Italie), l'un des rares à utiliser le tissu comme matériau de performance. Il exprime sa recherche et sa production artistique à travers la création de tapisseries, inspirées de l'art ancien du tissage à cadre vertical. Il y a quelque chose de magique dans la capacité de couture de l’artiste, une sorte de ballade ancestrale transmise au fil des ans; c'est précisément dans les matières, comme la laine, le coton, le lin, la soie, le chanvre ou le fer, que se transmet une sensation de pureté au toucher et à la vue.

De Falco travaille manuellement selon la technique du «wrapping», une multiplication incessante de nœuds dans des tapisseries denses. Cette technique est basée sur l'utilisation de chardons de laine que l'artiste associe manuellement. Selon la façon dont il est emballé, la laine ou le coton peut être distribué de manière à varier l'épaisseur et la forme de l'emballage sculptural, considérant que c'est l'élément le plus caractéristique et personnel de l'artiste. Les câbles électriques, les branches d'arbres, les feuilles et les éléments technologiques sont tous entrelacés dans des formes de racines obsédantes et pourtant chargées d'émotion.

Les résultats sont des œuvres sculpturales organiques, corsées et brutes qui déplorent une interconnexion viscérale entre la technologie et la nature.

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01/05/2020

I came across Monica Bonvicini’s work browsing my Instagram feed.⠀
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Monica Bonvicini⠀
She Lies⠀
2010⠀
Styrofoam, concrete pontoon, stainless steel, reflecting glass panels, glass splinters, anchoring system⠀
Size above sea level: 1700 x 1600 x 1200 cm⠀
Permanent installation on the Bjørvika Fjord, in front of the Norwegian Opera and Ballet, Oslo⠀
© Monica Bonvicini⠀
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Monica Bonvicini studied art in Berlin and at Cal Arts, Valencia, CA. ⠀
Since 2003 she holds a position as Professor for Performative Arts and Sculpture at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna. Beginning in October 2017 she assumes the professorship for sculpture at the Universität der Künste, Berlin. She lives and works in Berlin.⠀
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Dry-humored, direct, and imbued with historical, political and social references, Bonvicini’s art never refrains from establishing a critical connection with the sites where it is exhibited, the materials that comprise it, and the roles of spectator and creator. This approach, which has been at the core of her production since her first solo exhibition at the California Institute of the Arts in 1991, has formally evolved over the years without betraying its analytical force and inclination to challenge the viewer’s perspective while taking hefty sideswipes at socio-cultural conventions.⠀
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01/05/2020

I came across Monica Bonvicini’s work browsing my Instagram feed.⠀
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Monica Bonvicini⠀
SCALE OF THINGS (to come), ⠀
2010⠀
Galvanized steel pipes, galvanized plates and chains, clamps⠀
Approx. 393 x 192 x 485 cm⠀
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Stonewall⠀
2006⠀
Galvanized steel, chains, broken safety glass⠀
200 x 410 x 100 cm⠀
© Monica Bonvicini⠀
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Monica Bonvicini studied art in Berlin and at Cal Arts, Valencia, CA. ⠀
Since 2003 she holds a position as Professor for Performative Arts and Sculpture at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna. Beginning in October 2017 she assumes the professorship for sculpture at the Universität der Künste, Berlin. She lives and works in Berlin.⠀
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Bonvicini has earned several awards, including the Golden Lion at the Biennale di Venezia (1999); the Preis der Nationalgalerie für junge Kunst, from the Staatliche Museen zu Berlin (2005); the Rolandpreis für Kunst for art in the public from the Foundation Bremen, Germany (2013), the Hans Platschek Prize for art and writing, Germany (2019), the Oskar Kokoschka Prize, Austria (2020). ⠀
She is currently represented by Galerie Peter Kilchmann, Zurich; König Galerie, Berlin; Galleria Raffaella Cortese, Milan; and Mitchell-Innes & Nash, New York⠀
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01/05/2020

I came across Monica Bonvicini’s work browsing my Instagram feed.
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Monica Bonvicini
Bent and Winded
2017
LED tubes, wire, steel, electric cable
120 x 165 x 30 cm
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Kleine Lichtkanone
2009
10 fluorescent lights, tie wraps, electric cables, electronic ballasts, circular crimp connectors, heat shrink tubing
Approx. 16 x 70 x 12 cm, height variable
Light Me Black
2009
144 fluorescent lights, white metal fixtures, steel structure, electrical cables, 2 breakers, steel chains
Approx. 160 cm x 550 cm x 140 cm
height variable
© photo Photo: Jens Ziehe, © Monica Bonvicini
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Monica Bonvicini studied art in Berlin and at Cal Arts, Valencia, CA. Since 2003 she holds a position as Professor for Performative Arts and Sculpture at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna. Beginning in October 2017 she assumes the professorship for sculpture at the Universität der Künste, Berlin. She lives and works in Berlin.
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Monica Bonvicini emerged as visual artist and started exhibiting internationally in the mid-1990s. Her multifaceted practice—which investigates the relationship between architecture, power, gender, space, surveillance and control—is translated into works that question the meaning of making art, the ambiguity of language, and the limits and possibilities attached to the ideal of freedom.
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27/04/2020

Amy Karle
Biofeedback into Sandin IP larger websize

©Amy Karle

transhumanisme

27/04/2020

Amy Karle
REGENERATIVE-RELIQUARY 2016-
3d-printed-scaffold-in-trabecular-structure-out-of-biofriendly-hydrogel-for-stem-cell-culture-in-bioreactor- ©Amy Karle

# transhumanisme

Amy KarleFeast-of-Eternity-by-Amy-Karle 20163d-printed-scaffold-in-trabecular-structure©Amy Karle # transhumanis...

27/04/2020

25/04/2020

Anthony James⠀
Crystal 001 ⠀
2020⠀
Stainlesssteel, specialized glass, LED Lights ⠀
245 × 117 × 121 cm⠀
(C) courtesy , London⠀⠀⠀
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Anthony James is a British-born, LA based multi-media artist. He studied at Central St. Martins School of Art in London.⠀⠀⠀
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Internationally acclaimed British born, LA-based artist Anthony James first gained recognition when he debuted his Birch Series in New York City in 2005. Anthony James’ light sculptures are reminiscent of a moment in time and space.⠀⠀⠀
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Through his practice, James also revisits Euclidian geometry, more specifically Platonic solids, a series of three-dimensional polyhedrons. Considered ideal shapes by the Ancient Greeks, they are here reborn under the genius hands of the artist, who propels them into a futuristic aesthetic of metal and technological light. ⠀⠀⠀
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James’ LED structures give tangibility to the abstraction of the numerical calculation of flawless coherence⠀⠀⠀
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One of the UK’s most in-demand contemporary artists, Anthony James is best known for shocking the world when he set fire to a Ferrari in a birch forest before entombing the ravaged car in Kalos Thanatos, 2008. See it in our stories 😊⠀⠀⠀
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25/04/2020

Anthony James⠀⠀
Birch Cube⠀
2011⠀
Steel, glass, birch, and LED Lights ⠀
100×100×100 cm ⠀
(C) courtesy , London⠀⠀
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Spotted by ⠀⠀
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Anthony James is a British-born, LA based multi-media artist. He studied at Central St. Martins School of Art in London.⠀⠀
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Internationally acclaimed British born, LA-based artist Anthony James first gained recognition when he debuted his Birch Series in New York City in 2005. Anthony James’ light sculptures are reminiscent of a moment in time and space.⠀⠀
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Through his practice, James also revisits Euclidian geometry, more specifically Platonic solids, a series of three-dimensional polyhedrons. Considered ideal shapes by the Ancient Greeks, they are here reborn under the genius hands of the artist, who propels them into a futuristic aesthetic of metal and technological light. ⠀⠀
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James’ LED structures give tangibility to the abstraction of the numerical calculation of flawless coherence⠀⠀
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One of the UK’s most in-demand contemporary artists, Anthony James is best known for shocking the world when he set fire to a Ferrari in a birch forest before entombing the ravaged car in Kalos Thanatos, 2008. See it in our stories 😊⠀⠀
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25/04/2020

Anthony James⠀
Christals ⠀
(C) courtesy , London⠀
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Spotted by ⠀
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Anthony James is a British-born, LA based multi-media artist. He studied at Central St. Martins School of Art in London.⠀
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Internationally acclaimed British born, LA-based artist Anthony James first gained recognition when he debuted his Birch Series in New York City in 2005. Anthony James’ light sculptures are reminiscent of a moment in time and space.⠀
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Through his practice, James also revisits Euclidian geometry, more specifically Platonic solids, a series of three-dimensional polyhedrons. Considered ideal shapes by the Ancient Greeks, they are here reborn under the genius hands of the artist, who propels them into a futuristic aesthetic of metal and technological light. ⠀
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James’ LED structures give tangibility to the abstraction of the numerical calculation of flawless coherence⠀
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One of the UK’s most in-demand contemporary artists, Anthony James is best known for shocking the world when he set fire to a Ferrari in a birch forest before entombing the ravaged car in Kalos Thanatos, 2008. See it in our stories 😊⠀
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