Cao Hui est un sculpteur chinois qui crée des objets zombis, des objets de tous les jours qui semble de chairs et d’organes.
L’artiste utilise de la résine, des fibres, du vinyle pour donner l’illusion de chair humaine, de viande, de tripes ou autres entrailles.
Des créations très gores et qui mettent un peu mal à l’aise mais qui attirent le regard du spectateur.
Avec ses intestins, ses entrailles déversées, je doute par exemple que le fauteuil soit très confortable et il m’est avis que peu ont envie de passer la soirée dessus en fumant la pipe, le postérieur baignant dans la tripaille quand bien même elle est de résine.
Cet artiste chinois né en 1968 explique qu’il veut jouer à dieu:
People differentiate between artist and non-artist based on degree of mastery in imitating nature, and further differentiate Realism from Hyperrealism based on skill in rendering details. Different motivations on the part of the artist can also be used to make distinctions such as Realism, Symbolism or perhaps other « isms ».
Artworks made in the name of Photorealism, Realism, and even Hyperrealism are all likewise fabricated from piles of mud or with daubs of color on the surface of canvas. Increasingly uneasy and dissatisfied with merely describing surface appearances, artists now attempt to plumb the inner reaches of things; an agenda that apparently moves into science or other fields. It seems artists are no longer happy just being artists, but are driven by their inborn love of performance to try out new roles, such as philosopher, scientist, doctor or perhaps even engineer. I think artists really want to play god more than anything else, and will stop at nothing to construct a truth that validates the self. They first delude themselves, then maybe move on to people around them. I really wonder to what extent these self deceptions and constructed truths can strike a nerve in the knowing onlooker.
Nonetheless, self deception is of primary importance as it permits a belief in understanding the surface as well as the interior. In this way the relationship between the interior and exterior of everything seems to possess a perfect logic, and can be interpreted with established knowledge. In order to deceive others, we explain with theory after theory, but it all ends in laughter and sometimes we even amuse ourselves before god laughs.
Après le distributeur de bonbons zombi,, voici quelques objets zombis de Cao Hui, en images:
(plus d’informations sur l’artiste sur lin lin gallery ici)
• Fauteuil zombi
• Fauteuil zombi
• Veste zombi (voir également les vêtements et objets Ed Gein)
• Valise zombi
• Gants zombi
• Ensemble zombi
Toutes les photos: crédits lin lin gallery .
Source Design Boom ici.
Et dans le même style, découvrez aussi la tente Zombie de Andrea Hasler.
Retour de ping : Les mugs zombie de Kevin “Turkey” Merck - 2Tout2Rien