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AI WEI WEI
AI WEI WEI is absolutely awesome. His usage of materials, this creations, the dimensions, the smooths lines you have to check him out!

Marble Chair, 2008

Bubble, 2008

Marble Chair, 2008

Bubble, 2008
Amie Dicke
Amie Dicke (1978) is an artist from Rotterdam, Holland living and working in Amsterdam, Holland. She creates very visual images that express her feeling towards the void that is the present. I find that she makes beautiful installations that use great colour, shape and form. You can view her work at the Boijmans van Beuningen Rotterdam en The Museum of Modern Art Arnhem. Amie is represented by Peres Projects just as avaf.

Isabeli, 2004

Passive Drifter, 2008

Map, 2008

Isabeli, 2004

Passive Drifter, 2008

Map, 2008
assume vivid astro focus
a.k.a avaf is a group of visual and performance artists founded in Brazil by Eli Sudbrack. They make funky collages, installations and performances in a very pop/street like sense. They use a huge doses of humor in their work. This collaborations is starting to grow and are in the permanent collection of Modern Museum of Art in New York. They are represented by John Connely Presents and Peres Projects.


Korean Eye: Moon Generation
An nyong ha se yo,

The quercky artist Yi Hwan Kwon makes sculptures that have literally been taken out of proportion to create a distorted look. I myself have seen them, the eye sees it but the brain never seems to understand it: It's crazy!

Hyungkoo Lee has been creating comical and playful yet realistic constructions of skeletons reminiscent of past cartoons characters.
I would like to introduce you guys to a different part of the world: Korea. I have a close bond with Korea because this is where my first loves and best friends come from. I came across this exhibitions that stood in the Saatchi Gallery during the summer, which is sponsored by Phillips de Pury & Company (this is a gallery/auction house that hosts great artists). They brought out a great catalog named Korean Eye: The Moon Generations that gives you a good insight in the work that was displayed. I have posted several Korean artist such as Yi Hwan Kwon and Hyung Koo Lee but there are many more to be see such as Dae Hyung Lee and Jung Hwa Ha.

The quercky artist Yi Hwan Kwon makes sculptures that have literally been taken out of proportion to create a distorted look. I myself have seen them, the eye sees it but the brain never seems to understand it: It's crazy!

Hyungkoo Lee has been creating comical and playful yet realistic constructions of skeletons reminiscent of past cartoons characters.