Wu Jiaru

docile_body_xl_i, 2023198 x 147 x 5cm18500 USD

Details

Material

oil and charcoal on canvas

Description

Human-crafted. AI-refined.

This vibrant abstract painting showcases a lively interplay of colors, shapes, and expressive brushstrokes. The composition is a dynamic and chaotic arrangement of organic forms, with a sense of movement and energy throughout. While some recognizable figures and elements can be discerned, the overall piece has a dreamlike, surreal quality. The artist's distinctive style, characterized by bold, gestural techniques, creates a captivating visual experience that invites the viewer to engage with the painting's ambiguous yet evocative subject matter. The artwork's abstract nature and the artist's intention to convey a sense of emotional intensity reflect the transformative spirit of modern art. ...

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Artist

Wu Jiaru

Chinese

Wu Jiaru experiments with installation, ready-made, painting and generative digital images. Her works explore issues of identity, boundaries and the individualisation of history from the perspectives of mythology, literature and intimate relationships. More recently, the artist has been using automatic drawing as a practice of 'unlearning', engaging in a daily routine of repetitive actions and spontaneous drawing in an attempt to enter a state of automatisation involving both her body and her mind. This act of automatic drawing is also used as a form of counter-control to the technological control of our time, to reflect on the relationship between human subjectivity and the subjectivity of technological objects. ...