ON THE MOVE: Charlotte Becket, Antony Hall, Hyo Myoung Kim, Giovanni Ozzola
Gazelli Art House presents On The Move.
On The Move explores the different attributes of the word ‘movement’ - both in its physical sense and, touching on present day’s chosen and arguably preferred, way of life. In the constant search for home, our nomadic and fast-paced existence has proven to be the most efficient way of living but at the expense of losing touch with the delicacy and intimacy of life.
Hyo Muyoung Kim, Anthony Hall, Charlotte Becket and Giovanni Ozzola merge the concept of movement with the requirement to slow down and see the works. The opposing concepts provide magnetic visual effect inviting the audience to engage with the work without questioning the importance of time.
With the 2012 London Olympics expecting over 4 million visitors from across the globe, Gazelli Art House will also present new, specially commissioned works exploring the ‘movement’ the Olympic events will create in the city.
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Hyo Myoung Kim, Spectrum Colors Arranged by Chance VI - Fingered, 2012
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Hyo Myoung Kim, Colour Growth Drawing 1000 x 1000, 2012
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Hyo Myoung Kim, Nightmare for Malevich 36000, 2012
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Hyo Myoung Kim, 1024 Colors, 2012
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Hyo Myoung Kim, Colors for a Large Wall - Fingered, 2012
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Hyo Myoung Kim, Study for 64 Panels Colors for a Large Wall - Fingered, 2012
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Hyo Myoung Kim, 1001 Nights, 2012
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Charlotte Beckett, Inkblot IV, 2009
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Charlotte Beckett, Inkblot V, 2009
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Charlotte Beckett, Inkblot VI, 2009
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Charlotte Beckett, Curdle, 2012
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Antony Hall, Hele-shaw Cell Problem - Experiment No. 12, 14 & 16
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Antony Hall, Continual slow moving drip - Experiment No. 7
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Giovanni Ozzola, Superficiale - Under my skin, 2009
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Giovanni Ozzola, Consequence - Almost Dark, 2012
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Giovanni Ozzola, Gilbert 1583 CE - 1584 CE, 2012
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Giovanni Ozzola, Shackleton Drift of the Endurance 1914-1917, 2012
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Giovanni Ozzola, Sir William Edward Parry 1818 CE - 1825 CE, 2012