Southern Hemisphere (White Gorilla Photo)

Shimabuku

Southern Hemisphere (White Gorilla Photo), 1991103 x 70cmSign in to view price
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photograph on aluminiumZERO…
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The image depicts a white, hairy creature seated on the ground. The overall composition features a monochromatic color palette, with the creature's fluffy white fur contrasting against the muted background. The creature's unkempt appearance, large hands, and wrinkled face suggest a primate-like or mythical creature. The artistic style appears to be a realistic portrayal, highlighting the creature's distinctive physical features and textures. This piece may depict a cryptid or mythological being, inviting the viewer to ponder the creature's existence and the artist's intent in capturing this mysterious subject. ...

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Shimabuku
Artist
Shimabuku
B.1969, Japanese

Born in 1969 in Kobe, Shimabuku is an artist who collects unusual encounters. When he was younger, he wanted to become a poet or tourist guide. Today he is an artist, producer and smuggler of stories, customs and myths which he observes and collects on his journeys. Taking on the role of a Candide-like figure, Shimabuku travels the world, interacts with strangers, and converses with nature, instigating moments of poetry, humor, and wonderment, but also creating bridges between the specificities of different cultures and localities (nowadays a relevant position, considering our global world as a made up of a multitude of localities). Each of his works (including videos, sculptural installations, performance documentations, and photography) tells the story of these improbable encounters across borders, species, and states of being. This artist experiments all kinds of interaction, pushing back the limits of the physics and the imaginary. ...

ZERO…
Gallery
ZERO…
Milan

Over the years, the gallery has developed a programme of exhibitions with Italian and international artists, focusing on themes related to time, space and the human condition. Moving to Milan in 2003, developed a narrative connected to a nomadic attitude, using different spaces in the city. ZERO... has collaborated with national and international museums, as well as public and private institutions.

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