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Yukes & Bai CHEN Mintao Viktoria Radnaeva Ran HE Ran Yuxiao Oo Town Studio Jaime Ekkens Nie Mengxi Mathilde Guegan Logan Moffat Eduardo Fonseca VIC OH Tito/Mulk Cecile Daimez |
Focusing on ethnic cultures,
Viktoria creates her own cultural totems with rich colors and symbols. These totems contain elements of city, people and environment, as well as symbols to integrate complex and diverse cultures, which expresses her vision for the mankind’s mutual cultural prosperity.
This kind of creation stems from her sensitivity to urban cultures as a journalist and Russia’s diverse cultural environment.
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Ran usually uses her intuition to create abstract landscape paintings by transferring her sub-consciousness to creation medium for constructing a flowing narrative space.
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Using realism as his primary tool, he takes up the role like a mailman, he transports and delivers written languages, iconography, and imagery of urban landscapes from places where he has lived, with minimum alterations of their original form, into one single composition. By doing so, he creates unusual visual documentations that are set to induce you to question the logic and reasons behind the existence of any artifact you would find interesting in his work.
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Ootown’s works focus on installations with natural materials, following the three principles below: questioning fixed prejudice, focusing on subtlety of changes, abstracting natural traces.
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My art comes from observing cultures and everyday life around the world and documenting the observations with my camera or phone. As a curious viewer, these photographs provide a starting point that I can then transform into a meaningful work like a drawing, collage, film or installation.
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Nie Mengxi is determined to be a freelance artist. Because there seems a passage between art and travel connecting what is abstract with specific locations, one can enjoy art within it. Meanwhile, she works on her official account: “Fun Art Garage”.
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Nie Mengxi
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He has a ferventinterest in humanity. Expressing the human subject through oil painting,sketches, and any other medium or form of expression that comes naturally forwhat he want to communicate. Therefore the experience of other cultures andexploring new environments is a necessity in the development of my practice.
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Born in Ponte Nova, MG, Brazil(1984), Eduardo graduated in Painting at the Escola de Belas Artes of UFMG (2009). As soon as he finished the school, he moved to Lisbon, Portugal, to make a Master in Painting at the Faculdade de Belas Artes of the University of Lisbon, finishing his academic period in the middle of 2013. He always used as raw material the diversity of social contexts where he lived, and this becomes evident in his works as the time passes by.His works can be acid, critical and sometimes comic.
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Born of the anxiety of an all mapped out and inevitable life, the work of Tito-Mulk reinvents a fantastically wealthy world - bédéiesque -in the new esthetics.
Of the contrast the most blatant black / white emerges an opposition to yokes which oppress, like a fit of bad temper against the big contemporary pains. In this total commitment Tito and Mulk -cadavrent-exquisent - in a perfect symbiosis.
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Cecile Daimez is a French artist who lives and works in Paris. She studied art at theEcole Nationale Superieure des Arts Appliques and the history of art at theEcole du Louvre. She has worked for 25 years in stage sets for nationaltheaters, opera, cinema and television. She taught the scenography at the EcoleSuperieure des Arts Decoratifs in Paris [ENSAD] was Master of Conference at theEcole Nationale Superieure Paris-Val-de-Seine. Today she is essentially devotedto artistic creation; painting, performance, ephemeral sculpturs and collage.
