His practice also includes text - based paintings, posters, and books that explore
allegorical themes including technology, spirituality, war, and death.
The allegorical theme suggests an arduous journey through the clutter of material attachments and their distractions en route to enlightenment.
Not exact matches
While thematically LaBruce's films are all variations on the
theme of queer punk negation and radical sex critique, his foray into the world of zombie - porn in the 2000s represents a stylistic shift from the frequently didactic, manifesto - like approach of his earlier films, to the metaphorical and
allegorical style that typifies the zombie genre.
The zombie films capitalise on the rich
allegorical capacity of the genre to build on
themes of sexual repression and alienation in modern capitalist society.
The composition is riddle with
allegorical references to the artist's own identities and witty allusions to current social, political, and economic
themes.
The exhibition will feature photographs from Shonibare's
allegorical «Fake Death Pictures» series, sculptures, and the film «Addio Del Passato» («So Closes My Sad Story») that collectively explore
themes of desire, love, repression and power.
Autobiographical references to the artist's childhood, family, and transvestite alter ego Claire are intertwined with his political and
allegorical references, creating a challenging conflict between his dark
themes and the rich beauty of his works.
It was almost always representational, usually of heroic or
allegorical figures related to the purpose of the building; the
themes were usually chosen by the patron, and abstract sculpture for decoration was extremely rare.
According to The Art League's news release, the show «explores the
themes of clowns and dolls, human effigies, and painted faces, integrating human emotions and passions with
allegorical storytelling.
Practitioner Asli Çavuşoğlu's Murder in Three Acts (2012) is a thrilling
allegorical exploration of this
theme, which has its UK premiere just as the crowds gather for the madness of Frieze Art Fair.
Afterwards, due to the encouragement he received from Turner as well as the English artist John Martin (1789 - 1854), he began to concentrate less on the portrayal of natural scenery and more on
allegorical and historical
themes, notably in two major series of paintings: The Course of Empire (1836, New York Historical Society) and The Voyage of Life (1839 - 40, Munson - Williams - Proctor Institute, Utica).
The exhibition features photographs from Shonibare's
allegorical Fake Death Pictures series, sculptures, and the film Addio Del Passato (So Closes My Sad Story) that collectively explore
themes of desire, love, repression and power.
His photographs address
themes in common with the painter, including moody maritime nocturnes and
allegorical interpretations of nature.
Taking up key,
allegorical imagery in Wilding's work, the exhibition focuses on
themes of «becoming,» both the transformative event itself and the threshold to transfiguration.