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Spesso le opere d’arte e la morte sono strettamente intrecciate le une all’altra. La realtà crudele espressa in immagini può essere sgradevole; eppure se l’energia che traspare dovesse essere riconosciuta cupa e ingiusta potrebbe non essere solo a causa di ciò che rappresenta. Dobbiamo piuttosto vederla come il tentativo di affrontare ciò che di oscuro c’è nelle nostre vite e nel mondo in cui viviamo, come un processo per mutare in comprensione le nostre incomprensioni. (Guardate il blog sul PC)

mercoledì 7 novembre 2012

Carole Feuerman was born in Hartford, Ct, in 1945. She was raised in NYC and attended Hofstra University.

Carole Feuerman - Employee Shower

Carole Feuerman's sculpture is a dichotomy. It is realistic in its portrayal of the human figure, yet her subjects are often just fragments of the body and the completion of that body is created in the mind of the viewer,not by the sculpture. Her figures are caught up in the moment and in action, in this case, taking a shower. While her sensibilities lead her to take an approach that simplifies the act of cleansing, her subject is caught up within herself, totally oblivious to the audience that will come upon her in what is not erotic so much as sensuous and introspective. In Feuerman's work, the figure of woman has become iconic.

da la pagina Flickr di Brooklyn Bridge Baby