Gabriel Orozco

It was quiet big exhibition, I didn't really enjoy his geometric paintings.

He seemed like really attached to geometrical images.. especially circles..?

However, I enjoyed the sculptures and photographs.

Personally the most interesting work was the empty shoe box.

When I first saw this work, I was so confused if this is art work or some one left it on the floor, because I couldn't find the label of work and for other sculptures, they have warning messages, but this one didn't. This picture is not from the same exhibition,couldn't find the same one. Anyway, I spent longest time in front of this work among that whole massive works. This work reminds me of conceptual art. There were some other people seems confused as me for if this is an actual work or not. Some people didn't even look at it. It was very interesting that how people react when they find empty shoe box sitting on the middle of exhibition.  And also, how the position of work can change the reputation of work was interesting. If he displayed this work on the proper table or prop, it would look more like a actual work. However, I could tell his purpose of putting it on the floor(like rubbish, and random)

Susan Hiller

Witness

I went to Susan Hiller's exhibition in Tate Britain.
I didn't have no idea who she was before I see the exhibition.

Many of her works were in different forms, such as an installation, video, photography, and collection of objects.

Hand Grenades 1972

I really liked the idea of 'Hand Grenades 1972' which is made of ashes from the paintings in the glass jars, labelled with the years. For me, this work looks really personal because, she is the only person who can visualise the images of paintings from same black ashes.

For other people it seems all same, ashes. 

Also same idea for these painting cuts.

The Tao of Water: Homage to Joseph Beuys

From Freud Museum


Many of her works includes various collections of objects, and labels.

Each images inside the lead of box relates to the objects in box, sometimes bit confused  how they related to each other.

Belshazzar's Feast ,The writing on your wall

shadow catcher

V&A

SHADOW CATCHERS: CAMERA-LESS PHOTOGRAPHY

Shadow Catcher exhibition was held in V&A museum. This exhibition includes 5 different artists works based on Camera less photography which were made by five different techniques; chemigram, Digital C-print, Dye destruction print, Gelatin-silver print, Luminogram and photogram. At first time when I heard the word 'photography without camera' I thought it really doesn't make sense. However when I saw all the differnt outcomes by various techniques, I could understand what the word meant.

Be right back by Floris neusüss

The exhibition starts with works by Floris neusüss, and he used photogram technique for his works. Among his works, 'Be right back'was my favorite piece. This work reminds me of playing with shadows in childhood and myself as a little child who tried to rip off the shadow from my body and run away after watching Peter Pan animation movie. Most of his works were black and white as actual shadows.

Other works byFloris neusüss

La Suma of Jorge Luis Borges(1992) by Pirre Codier

Next artist was Pirre Codier who used chemigram for his works which visualizes more scientific images as the process method. Through his works,  La Suma of Jorge Luis Borges (1992) was my favorite work which includes remarkable detailed patterns. He said he usually gets inspiration from maps or poetry but when I saw this piece, I thought the patterns looks like writings of secret code.

Garry Fabian Millers' works were whowing two very different style. His works on leaves and flowers creates more delicate and natural atmosphere whoever his other works such as 'year one-samonios1' delivers extremely strong feeling and create more space like atmosphere.( 그의작업은 굉장히 다른 두가지 성향을 띄고 있었다 그의 나뭇입작업들을 보면 한없이 연하고 부드러운 자연을 볼수있지만 그의 또다른 작업은 우주를 나타내는듯한 강한 이미지를 보여주고있었다)

 Arch4 by Susan Durges 

From the series of my ghost by Adam Fuss