COUP DE VILLE in Belgium 2010
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Showing posts with label Exhibition and Installation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Exhibition and Installation. Show all posts
COUP DE VILLE 2
“Secret garden” by Hans Op de Beeck (BE) 2003/10
In site Vrije Technische scholen, collegestraat en Onze-Lieve-Vrouwplein
In square hall at the municipal Academy of Fine arts.
“Desintegration” by Marc Biji (NL) 2010
In a garden, Stationsstraat 90 (access via Richard Van Britsomstraat)
Location in a garden, Casinostrraat 21.
The owner of this garden is also an artist, he has a nice studio in the house, lots of painting s and huge collection about his religion.
“ (T) HERE” by Eric Croux (BE) 2010
in a private residence, Nieuwstraat 22.
Don’t have enough images; this artwork is actually my favorite, the concept is really sweet and the installation is so elegant that looks AMAZING.
‘(T)Here is about the tension between pairs of concepts that deny but nevertheless depend upon each other: present and absent, visible and invisible.’ – from book Coup de ville
it's new year soon! (in Chinese calendar)
Happy New Year everyone!
Feels like I took a really long rest, haha
At the end of 2010, Matilda was working/ traveling/ moving and finally backs to Asia for a while...
It's always good to be home!
2011 is the 100th year of Taiwan; it is changing a lot, especially my hometown Kaohsiung... in a good way :)
So...
First, I want to share some thing i did at the end of last year...
"Coup de ville 2010 in Sint-Niklaas Belgium"
It was organized by WARP contemporary art platform, from 11.09.2010-24.10.2010
Sint Niklaas is a town in between Gent and Antwerpen in Belgium. Warp invited contemporary artists from all over the world residing in the houses of citizens it the town.
Follow the map you can easily (can be difficult sometimes, cause the view in the town is beautiful!) find a sculptures, installations inside people’s house.
At the same time, WARP also invited curators/critics/artists from different filed to join the conference, exchanging their point of views, and showing each other portfolios. Artists were living in the caravans. Here is the container that Matilda was living… couldn’t help to draw on window and pretend there is a real curtain, haha.
Our container were built in a market square, the caravan for meeting was built by artist Karl Philips.
There were two cute caravans for security guards as well, cause we actually lived in an open space.
Please allow me to write the description for the exhibition later. I have to say it did open my mind and learn a lot during this event, meeting some nice and wonderful people; Matilda would live to do this again for 2011.
A hole on the road for bicycles.
A lady called Elie Van, gave me a card and gave me some nice suggestions at the end of the journey, and chocolates from Belgium is one of the best of course. :)
A Lovely Explosion
Matilda's new installation in work progress - A Lovely Explosion
[ Illustration Publication - EXPLOSION - Creative Brief]
The aim of this project is to explore new uses of illustration and free ideas from only using pencil on paper, take works to the real world, anything you can image that pushes the boundaries of the contemporary illustration story.
[ Explosion - A Lovely Explosion]
Media used: bubble wrap, ink, and paste
Name: A Lovely Explosion
Size: A0 (841 × 1189 mm)
In terms of reflecting to the main idea of this project to explore the boundary and idea of illustration, I tried to express ‘A Lovely Explosion’ via materials. The function of bubble wrap is protection by explosion of air bubbles, but the word ‘Explosion’ is a violent and destructive shattering or blowing apart of something. To show the contradiction of dangerous and protective, sweet –coloured inks were injected in to each bubble and constructed a hand grenade shape by water pixels; different colours also dissolve each other from time to time that present a slow and lovely explosion.
CSM Final Show in the Mall gallery
Yeah~ after (super tired) final show and (super busy) immersion week, now I finally can have a bit of break (...one day?). I went to Radiohead concert this week, it was fantastic! despite too many drunk people XD and tomorrow, I am going to Linkin Park concert. ioi
Finally I can start to write my silly diary again! yohooo---
And JOB HUNTING!! GOGO!Matilda! (on fire...) <-- seems I finally had a good sleep yesterday O_O
...well... maybe one more day-off will be better...
CSM MACD work in progress show
The day before working progress show:
Everybody were busy with putting on works, our tutors Foz and Gary were walking around to help us.
"Matilda, what the hell are you doing?" Foz.
"I'm trying to hang the kitchen roll below the stair... by this plastic string..." Matilda.
"OKAY, let us help you!" Foz and Gary said
"thank you..." Matilda
"like this?"
"nope!"
"...or this?"
"no..."
"well...let us try this..."
"NO!"
(15 minutes later)
"Matilda, I think the best way is screwing the roll on stair!" Foz said with a bit impatient
"...but ..." Matilda
"give me the turn-screw!" Foz
"noooooo, it's I borrowed from Angela..."
"JUST GET A NEW ONE!"
"...but..."
CHIRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
"O K A Y ! IT'S DONE!" (Foz and Gary walked away)
"... my ten pound" Matilda (crying} q i _i)
Left side: ED's work.
Right side under the stair: Matilda's work.
CSM MACD work in progress show
Oven aquarium, and small books of a love story of jellyfish.
photograph: Chih Wei Wayne Wong
flickr.com/photos/wongdog/
www.waynewang.co.uk/
Mysophobia - organic wall decoration
Photography : Song Wen Matilda Huang
Women's wear: Abee Chang
Make up artist: Barbie
Drawing: Song Wen Matilda Huang
Mysophobia - organic wall decoration
Photography : Song Wen Matilda Huang
Women's wear: Abee Chang
Make up artist: Barbie
Drawing: Song Wen Matilda Huang
Mysophobia
{ Mysophobia =潔癖感= Keppeki shou }
Mysophobia is a compulsive disorder, a reflection from mental to physical. In terms
of represent a metaphor for the contradiction of subject matter,
using abstract jellyfish to show beautiful appearance and dangerous in substance,
cleanness and dirtiness. The organic wall covering was cutting by several A0 size
Japanese rice papers. The action itself presents mental territory through physical
behavior.
The set of organic wall covering was connecting two rooms and a corridor from
clean to dirty.
Mysophobia - Organic Wall-decoration
As a collaboration exhibition, Matilda did a set of wall decoration for the topic, mysophobia. The working process had changed through a different aspect of metaphorizing this compositive disorder as jellyfish. Because jellyfish is a danger, clean and beautiful (appearance) , composed by 70% of water (person who has mysophobia washes his hand frequently). Using different brushes to change the concept from clean to dirty. At first, abstract jellyfish was drew on A0 size paper, through the process of cutting small pieces of circle by scissor, the action itself become a deconstruction, which means each circle was a single piece of jellyfish. The way of display in the space was from clean images (entrance and the first room) to dirty (the corridor and the second room).
Jigsaw
As part of a collaboration with Jigsaw, Matilda's illustrations was printed on top of glass, Lee's photograph was inward of it. This installation was shown at the flagship Jigsaw store on Bond Street, London, from 1st November in 2007.
The exhibition launches the Autumn collection.
Photography: Lee Cavaliere
Illustration: Song Wen Matilda Huang
Model: Han-Chi Jiang
Links
Lee Cavaliere, photographer:
www.mythlandart.com/
Jigsaw:
www.jigsaw-online.com/
Jigsaw
As part of a collaboration with Jigsaw, Matilda's illustrations was printed on top of glass, Lee's photograph was inward of it. This installation was shown at the flagship Jigsaw store on Bond Street, London, from 1st November in 2007.
The exhibition launches the Autumn collection.
Photography: Lee Cavaliere
Illustration: Song Wen Matilda Huang
Model: Han-Chi Jiang
Links
Lee Cavaliere, photographer:
www.mythlandart.com/
Jigsaw:
www.jigsaw-online.com/
Jigsaw
As part of a collaboration with Jigsaw, Matilda's illustrations was printed on top of glass, Lee's photograph was inward of it. This installation was shown at the flagship Jigsaw store on Bond Street, London, from 1st November in 2007.
The exhibition launches the Autumn collection.
Photography: Lee Cavaliere
Illustration: Song Wen Matilda Huang
Model: Han-Chi Jiang
Links
Lee Cavaliere, photographer:
www.mythlandart.com/
Jigsaw:
www.jigsaw-online.com/
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