animal skins, thread, natural pigment, medium gel, soil, ocher, india ink, wood, stapleParliament
Description
Human-crafted. AI-refined.
The artwork features a visually striking hollow wooden bowl with a rich, textured interior. The warm, earthy tones of the natural wood grain create a captivating contrast with the dark, almost velvety hue of the cavities within. The overall composition emphasizes the sculptural quality of the object, inviting viewers to observe the interplay between the concave and convex forms. The artist's skillful manipulation of the wood's inherent properties suggests a deeper exploration of the relationship between material, space, and the human experience. This organic, minimalist piece likely aims to evoke a sense of simplicity and introspection in the viewer. ...
Yohan Han's artistic practice encompasses both sculpture and performance, traversing a variety of creative mediums. His deliberate interventions in communal structures and systemic spaces teeter between lighthearted inventiveness and deep introspection. Critically examining the profound changes driven by our escalating reliance on technology, Han aims to uncover the foundational facets of human embodiment through pure manifestations of behavior, dance, and gesture. His practice prominently encourages dialogue, using choreographic designs and interactive tools to reveal the inherent performative capacities within sculptural and functional arenas. For instance, his 'Graft' series (2022) is emblematic, evoking the aesthetics of traditional Korean drums. Constructed from carefully sewn animal hides and enriched with thick layers of paint, the tangible nature of these pieces suggests an intertwined physicality. These art constructs, designed to reverberate to the rhythmic touch of musicians, subtly draw parallels with the contemporary choreography of digital touch—fingers gliding over touchscreens and keyboards. Through these innovative works, Han offers incisive reflections on the sensorial continuum of an existence bridging the palpable with the digital.
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Parliament Gallery, founded in 2020, resembles a desire to rethink the function of the art gallery by formulating new proposals of audience interaction with the artwork and visibility to a new generation of french and international artists. Parliament wishes to build through a program that is dedicated to the circulation of ideas and collective reflection. The exhibition program will be interspersed with punctual “Interludes”, archive exhibitions and retrospectives, aiming to put into perspective the transdisciplinary character of creation. ...
