Graham Harwood. Hogarth, my Dad. 2002
Graham Harwood. Hogarth, My Mum. 2002
Tuesday, 26 January 2010
Zane Berzina
http://www.zaneberzina.com/
Archeology of Skin (2006)
The work series 'Archaeology of Skin' draws on laboratory environment settings and is created using biomedical references. It reflects indirectly on developments in biological science due to the employment of dermatological research methods and equipment during my research period in order to create these works while remaining a personal artistic archaeology of the epidermis.
Archeology of Skin (2006)
The work series 'Archaeology of Skin' draws on laboratory environment settings and is created using biomedical references. It reflects indirectly on developments in biological science due to the employment of dermatological research methods and equipment during my research period in order to create these works while remaining a personal artistic archaeology of the epidermis.
Olivier Goulet
........One can view the skinbags as bodily extensions, external organs that serve as holdalls for the items we have around us. Covers for computers, cameras, pods and other digital components are multimedia second skins that convey the miniaturization and fragmentation of computers distributed on the surface of and inside our bodies, and which will end up being connected up to our brains. As it becomes neutral our skin becomes porous.......
In Olivier Goulet’s work the idea of human mutation and moulting stimulated by technological innovation relates to continuous political changes that affect the definition of borders and national identities.
http://www.skinbag.net/code/presse-dossier.php
In Olivier Goulet’s work the idea of human mutation and moulting stimulated by technological innovation relates to continuous political changes that affect the definition of borders and national identities.
http://www.skinbag.net/code/presse-dossier.php
Monday, 25 January 2010
The Incredulity of St.Thomas
The Incredulity of St. Thomas by Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio (1601-1602)
Oil on canvas. Sanssouci of Potsdam, Germany
William Blake, Urizen: The Web of Religion
William Blake, Urizen: The Web of Religion, Water Colour and Ink on Paper, 1794
Thursday, 21 January 2010
The Last Judgement, Michelangelo
Michelangelo, Piero Aretino holding the flayed skin of St Bartholomew, with the artist's own face; a detail from The Last Judgement, 1537-41, Sistine Chapel, Vatican City
Wednesday, 20 January 2010
Thursday, 14 January 2010
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