ロンドンのイーストにあるＷ氏のスタジオを見に行った。Ｗ氏はイラク人アーティストでもう２０年以上ロンドンで制作活動をしている。壁に大きなコットンキャンバスを直接張ってアクリル絵の具でシンボリックな風景をダイナミックに描いていた。 先日、久しぶりにチェルシーのレクチャーシアターでのTrAINセミナーに出かけた。昨年行われた２８ｔｈサンパウロビエンナーレに関する報告とディスカッションだったが、その後はアジアンレストランでのディナーに誘われ沢山飲んで交友関係も広がった。
来月行う英語でのトーク原稿作成も最終段階に入ってきたが、まだまだパワーポイトに沢山画像を張り付けたりと作業が山積みだ。 http://www.transnational.org.uk/people/types/25
３月１９日からイーストのギャラリーでグループショウの話も決まり、スタジオでの作品制作も忙しくなってきた。もうすぐ日本に帰らなくてはならないので、かなり後ろ髪を引かれる思いだ・・・ロンドンでの生活も順調で作品もどんどん出来るし、ここは全てがインターナショナルで面白い。また最近はいろいろとコネクションが広がりつつあるのに・・・・もう少しここで制作したい気持ちで一杯だ。毎日毎日スピード感が出てきて本当に忙しくなってきた。
TrAIN PhD Seminar
Suda Masahiro
Tuesday 17 February 2009
TrAIN room (E204) 2.00pm
We would like to invite you to our next PhD seminar at which Suda Masahiro (TrAIN visiting fellow 2008-9) will talk about his work.
Suda Masahiro is an artist, based in Nagoya, Japan and currently Associate Professor of Nagoya University of Arts. His works have been widely exhibited in Tokyo, Nagoya, Cologne, Berlin, Vilnius, Bangkok and Beijing. In his early works, Suda obsessively explored the power of colour ‘yellow’ through yellow objects, yellow painting and yellow rooms to give emotional impact and dislocation. His recent series of installation of painting works, ‘Colourscape’, began in 2000, demonstrates his continuing interest in exploring the relations between colour/composition and time, memory and emotion. Suda’s signature monochrome and disguisedly simple imageries offer complex and multiple ways of looking at the world.
Suda Masahiro
Tuesday 17 February 2009
TrAIN room (E204) 2.00pm
We would like to invite you to our next PhD seminar at which Suda Masahiro (TrAIN visiting fellow 2008-9) will talk about his work.
Suda Masahiro is an artist, based in Nagoya, Japan and currently Associate Professor of Nagoya University of Arts. His works have been widely exhibited in Tokyo, Nagoya, Cologne, Berlin, Vilnius, Bangkok and Beijing. In his early works, Suda obsessively explored the power of colour ‘yellow’ through yellow objects, yellow painting and yellow rooms to give emotional impact and dislocation. His recent series of installation of painting works, ‘Colourscape’, began in 2000, demonstrates his continuing interest in exploring the relations between colour/composition and time, memory and emotion. Suda’s signature monochrome and disguisedly simple imageries offer complex and multiple ways of looking at the world.
