Byul Han
Moment#1 (2013)
15” x 8” x 7”
Cement, Wood, Acrylic, wire
Moment#2 (2013)
8” x 15” x 7”
Cement, Wood, Acrylic, wire
8” x 15” x 7”
Cement, Wood, Acrylic, wire
Moment#3 (2013)
35” x 15” x 10”
Cement, Wood, Acrylic
Cement, Wood, Acrylic
Anish Kapoor
To Reflect an Intimate Part of the Red (1981)
Mixed media and pigment
Dimensions variable
Svayambh (2007)
Wax and oil-based paint
Dimensions variable
Wax and oil-based paint
Dimensions variable
Cloud Gate(1994)
Stainless steel
10×20×12.8m
Stainless steel
10×20×12.8m
Yellow (1999)
Fiberglass and pigment
6×6×3 m
Fiberglass and pigment
6×6×3 m
Untitled (2007)
Stainless steel
205×231×45 cm
Stainless steel
205×231×45 cm
My Red Homeland (2003)
Wax and oil-based paint
dimensions variable
Wax and oil-based paint
dimensions variable
Questions for Anish Kapoor by Byul Han
- I am so fascinated by your works, especially the one ‘To Reflect an Intimate Part of the Red' which is made with vivid color of pigments. The colors were so powerful and the texture gave an emotional impression. How do you invent materials of your own work? I was wondering if you decide materials before beginning the work, or if you find the concept to help finding materials? Moreover, how do your materials work on your art pieces?
- When you blend the artworks in the environment like ‘cloud gate’, what do you think about the relationship between the artworks and environment?
- Your works are made in various scales from the gigantic scale to small scale. What do you think is the effect of the scale on the artwork?
- When you blend the artworks in the environment like ‘cloud gate’, what do you think about the relationship between the artworks and environment?
- Your works are made in various scales from the gigantic scale to small scale. What do you think is the effect of the scale on the artwork?
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