Bernardo Pacquing's 'Causal Loops' | Exhibition Video
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- Опубліковано 2 гру 2024
- In this video, Bernardo Pacquing describes the evolution of his artistic practice, from his beginnings using house paint on reclaimed wood, his exploration with found objects, and the influence of his environment on his work.
Pacquing’s ongoing exhibition ‘Causal Loops’ emphasizes his ongoing studies in the form and process of abstraction through his interest in the layering of time and ruins.
The exhibition runs through 13 July 2024 at Silverlens Manila. Pacquing's first monograph 'Everyday Materials’, published by ArtAsiaPacific, is available at the gallery. The book features key works representing Pacquing’s art practice from the 1990s until today. It reflects on the narrative of the artist’s growth to maturity through in-depth essays written by David Elliott, Gary-Ross Pastrana, Josephine V. Roque, and Russell Storer. Order a copy here: www.silverlens....
Limited copies are also available at Silverlens New York.
To learn more about ‘Causal Loops’, visit www.silverlens...
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The work could perish but this video is really your work of art. Nobody has room for art anymore. If it wasn't for this video, no one would know. Make art, beautifully film it and tell a story.
I see a real artist working here and showing all his emotions in the works I see. The materials he uses are raw, unpolished as the artist's life; therefore, it is his material.
This is very intuitive use of materials , very much like visual poetry that comes from a need rather than any mental reason , I like it
Such beautiful and somehow innocent descriptions of your work, as well as how fluidly you speak in both languages. Thank you.
What a wonderful work! It is interesting to see, and connects, how people are moved by very similar feelings and questions across great distances and cultural experiences. I recognize in these works many of the things that concern and drive me in my own artistic work.
your speaks to me…thank you!
Very inspiring. Ganda.
This is impressive work. I like this a lot.
Gorgeous work Bernardo!❤️💪🏽🔆
Real nice! Than you for showing!
Beautiful 🎉
Lovely show, i like it
Simplesmente maravilhoso . Parabéns .
Intriguing take on materials…. Experimental heroic attitude …
좋은 영상과 작품 잘보았습니다 🎉🎉🎉감사합니다
I actually like this
💕💕😍😍❤❤
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Inspired by Anselm Kiefer....
I hope he knows that most cardboard is not archival.
Sorry, i know it❤❤😂
Anselm Kiefer
HOW ABSURD… WHENEVER A SO CALLED ARTIST SAYS THEIR WORK IS ABOUT THEM.. THEN TURN AWAY
lol tell me more, I'd love to see your work!
Looks like a bunch of trash from some bad building construction worksites ! These Genre displays are hardly art, taking what would be considered Trash or Dunnage, and putting it in a gallery may change the context that it is presented only creating an illusion of a higher form but in the end, it's still trash. There is a bad nitch in the art world that contributes to this quasi-art these Modern and Contemporary Displays only show the degradation and waste our society has become. it brings to mind the Quote " By Marshall McLuhan "Art Is Anything You Can Get Away With" the quotation appeared in the 1967 book.