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siology is a collection of thoughts, inspirations and creative processes which have contributed to my practice in first, second, and now third year studying photomedia and art.
Showing posts with label pop art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pop art. Show all posts
Wednesday, 7 September 2011
Andreas Gursky
Labels:
architecture,
colour,
daylight,
documentary photography,
form,
housing,
modernism,
pop art,
repetition,
suburbs
Sunday, 24 July 2011
Ronic Baranga
Tuesday, 12 April 2011
Takashi Murakami
Murakami's Jellyfish Eyes:
An installation about the concept of a hallway
Pop Art which critiques contemporary Japan, childish and empty, uses mass production to criticize it! Merchandising? Father of an Art movement: dark vision of Japan's obsession with Manga and Anime. Very Warhol! except he creates from scratch and therefore gets away with his cynicism.
Very commercial but that's the point, a critique of capitalism from the inside.
An installation about the concept of a hallway
Pop Art which critiques contemporary Japan, childish and empty, uses mass production to criticize it! Merchandising? Father of an Art movement: dark vision of Japan's obsession with Manga and Anime. Very Warhol! except he creates from scratch and therefore gets away with his cynicism.
Very commercial but that's the point, a critique of capitalism from the inside.
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