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вторник, 26 февраля 2013 г.

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CHIHO AOSHIMA

Debuting in the art scene with no formal art training, Chiho Aoshima’s work transcends traditional techniques of representation. Aoshima uses computer software to create beautiful and erotic worlds of ghosts, demons, schoolgirls, and exquisite natural landscapes.

Her work is printable on any surface; from canvas bags to giant wallpaper installations. “My work feels like strands of my thoughts that have flown around the universe before coming back to materialize,” Aoshima states.

Aoshima’s work has garnered international renown with a number of high profile projects. She collaborated with Issey Miyake in 2003, with her artwork featured in the spring/summer collection.

In 2004, she was invited to participate in the 54th Carnegie International at the Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, where she unveiled her largest wallpaper piece to date, measuring 106 feet (32.5m ) in length by 15 feet (4.8m ) in height. In May 2005, as part of the Little Boy project, her ecologically-themed “City Glow” and “Paradise” series covered ad spaces throughout the Union Square subway station in New York, greeting commuters as they passed.

In a solo show in 2005, Aoshima presented both her first sculptural work and a 5-screen 7-minute animation piece.

This artist I like the most. I am really like the technique, colors, shapes, patterns, composition and everything else in her pictures.

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CHAD McCAIL

Initially studying English literature at the University of Kent, McCail transferred his attention to fine art and completed a degree at Goldsmiths’ college in 1989. Early work from that period reveals his unease about social and state control plus a love of the poster as a form of artistic expression.

McCail came to public recognition in 1998 for his outsize drawings depicting vast scenes of civil disorder. Through the use of an aerial perspective view point and deliberate attention to detail McCail established his trade mark sense of forensic observation.

Alongside these large works McCail looked inward to produce an autobiographical sequence of smaller paintings about growing up. The brightly coloured pictures tell stories of pleasure, love, fear and sexual awakening.

I really like McCail's style of drawings, because sometimes I'm using a similar technique of drawing.

And also I really like that McCail includes a lot of detail in his work, his works looks like a real life which enclosed by black contour.

In my opinion McCail have great ability of expressions, he can clearly tell about his thoughts using graphics illustrations

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MATEJ KREN

Matej Krén's work is remarkable for its exceptional scope. In recent years his distinctive approach to sculpture, object, installation, drawing, print, painting, action art, film, music, sound and word has attracted attention at many prestigious international art shows.
His work not only touches on very contemporary problems, such as erasing the boundaries between reality and fiction, memory and the present, but also on classic themes in art - the relation between inner and outer, the part and the whole. Typical of his work is a searching for a complexity of content expressed in a monumental and comprehensible language.

In 1998 he installed a "tower of books" entitled Idiom in the entrance hall of the Prague Municipal Library. His rotund made of books, Gravity Mixer, became a key part of the Czech pavilion at EXPO 2000 in Hanover. In 2004 he was chosen to represent Slovak art as part of the travelling exhibition project The New Ten, conceived as a symbolic joining with the European Union in the field of contemporary art. The exhibition commences in Duisburg in Germany and will travel to several major European metropolises.

His work is also featured in many art collections at home and abroad.

In my opinion Matej Krén puts a lot of soul into his work, visible at once that his works can worthy of respect. I really like works or highly detailed sculptures consisting of huge set of different pieces and Matej Krén just works in this style which I like.