Movements: Lee Bae - On "Process" | PHI Foundation

The emphasis on a choreographed gesture, a strong relationship to the passage of time, the use of charcoal… in this short video from the "Movements: Lee Bae" series, educators Marie-Hélène Lemaire and Amanda Beattie discuss artist Lee Bae’s process.

[@jackgalmitz]

I like the work. Very much. I have to say, because I studied years ago nei gung and gung fu and was told that the repetition of the movements ingrain them as automatic, well, it's not true. Not remotely true. So, I like the art works for themselves, for the media speaking with the artist, but not the theory that is overloaded upon it.

[@priyankatewariabc]

So true, let the work do the talking...all that intellectual jargon gets on my nerves

[@Schizonoise]

I would like to visit there

[@fichoudhury4432]

this comedy

[@dannistor7294]

...the comments, I assume, are supposed to be a critique of the work, which they are not... The way the two interlocutors introduced themselves (by the first name) is in itself a sign of amateurishness...

[@steveowen7475]

Txhe greatest word salad yet emperors new clothes syndrome kerching

[@shushimushi]

Can't watch those faces with masks. 😖

[@nedmelvin2224]

it's hard I agree, I feel the same, keep love in our hearts and truth is conquering

[@eduardodemar161]

Climate change ? global warming? No for art