Nathan Mabry, Amy Bessone, A. R. Penck, Sebastian Hammwöhner, Daniel Gordon

Eye Of Horus

August 5th –
September 16th, 2012
Gstaad
  • Amy Bessone
    Portrait,2012
    Oil on canvas
    244 x 198 cm
  • Daniel Gordon
    Portrait in orange and green,2012
    Chromogenic print
    61 x 50.8 cm
  • Daniel Gordon
    Marble bust,2012
    Chromogenic print
    101.6 x 76.2 cm
  • Sebastian Hammwöhner
    Our love can make us clean,2012
    Pastel on paper
    230 x 150 cm
  • Sebastian Hammwöhner
    Poyais Money,2011
    Pastel on paper
    98 x 198 cm
  • Nathan Mabry
    Untitled,2012
    Bronze
    152.4 x 25.4 x 25.4 cm
  • A. R. Penck
    Systembild – Freies spiel,2007
    Acrylic on canvas
    160 x 180 cm
  • A. R. Penck
    Systembild – Hegemonie,2007
    Acrylic on canvas
    160 x 180 cm
  • Amy Bessone
    Not yet titled,2012
    Oil on canvas
    122 x 91.5 cm
  • Nathan Mabry
    U.n.t.i.t.l.e.d.,2012
    Bronze
    73.6 x 71.1 x 25.4 cm

The system isn’t lazy, something is waiting in the dark.
So says A.R. Penck, elucidating his concept of STANDART in his New System Paintings.
Iconogrophies on old and new society are embedded in his pictographs.
A record of mankind considers the past in looking towards the future.
History repeats itself. The military industrial complex, weaponry, destruction, astronauts, the clock ticks on evil.
A medieval 21st century landscape emerges, crocodiles lurk in the shadows.
The memory of a functioning society has eroded, we live in caves with bad consequences.

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So much in one picture, hieroglyphs really. Everything has two faces, dichomatic symbols.
Janus at your door.
Jungian archetypes, a haptic image of Modernity as antiquity.

If only the caveman knew that one day, man would dare travel into deep space.
And slaughter the cloned, fatted calf.
To greet the sun as a would-be God.

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