dole plantation archival image, paint, acetate, mylar, letters, ink, nail polish, serial numbers, melted sugarLc Queisser
Description
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This abstract artwork features a visually striking composition with bold, vibrant colors and expressive brushstrokes. The canvas is dominated by a large expanse of yellow, contrasted by darker, more muted tones in black, grey, and brown. Amidst the abstract elements, there are hints of recognizable shapes and figures, hinting at a deeper symbolic or narrative content. The overall style and technique suggest an exploration of the interplay between chaos and order, with the artist employing a raw, spontaneous approach to convey a sense of energy and dynamism. The piece likely reflects the artist's personal perspective or commentary on the human experience, though the specific intention remains open to interpretation. ...
In Won Cha's installation practice, the personal and familial become deeply intertwined with the historical, the archival and the political. Lines extend from specific experiences to connect with historical events, figures, structural conditions, methods of survival and sources of pleasure, creating a dense web of nodes rich in overlapping complexity. The artist describes his works as simultaneously existing within and constituting a "site". Like the symbols collected from various cities, spaces and archives that appear and transform in Cha's installations, the artist's sites are protean. There is a sense that the site has been repeatedly constructed and deconstructed, that the site has travelled, picking up traces along the way that change the shape and texture of each incarnation. ...
