Luck Of Lucien
Luck Of Lucien
Spray paint, acrylic on canvas
(100cm x 100cm)
2014
Inspired by a song by A Tribe Called Quest of the same title. Lucien, an outsider starting to find ways to work and live in a new city.
*Exhibited at The 5th ICAD
The 5th ICAD: Looping Life
The idea comes from the pattern repetition (loop) of Hip-hop music where at a specific part of the song is repeated and turn into a new song. He uses a number of paintings on the wall in a certain pattern; a repetitive pattern. This pattern can be interpreted as a life routine of a person who formed a repetitive pattern by itself. People mobility issue in a hotel can also be seen as a 'loop'. Starts from check-in, sleep, breakfast, and check-out of the hotel. This repetition always happens in our lives, but people are not aware of this. Its presence comes unawared because people tend to see only the big picture. As for song; we listen to a lot of songs, but we do not pay attention to its repetition.
The 5th Indonesian Contemporary Art and Design
Indonesian Contemporary Art and Design (ICAD) is the first exhibition that initiated the collaboration of design, art, technology, entertainment, and hospitality industry; involving interior designers, graphic designers, photographers, videographers, scenographers, painters, sculptors and film maker.
ICAD is held annually exploring the richness of Indonesia local wisdom in a contemporary way. Each year, the exhibition lasts for 6 weeks with various program activity mainly related with design and art. ICAD always introduces inspirational people with their brilliant and inspirational works to be shared and to be experienced by the public.
The exhibition includes design and art installation, convention, workshop and film festival.
Design and art is a reflection of life. It is an expression, communication of emotion or other qualities to engage an individual’s aesthetic sensibilities. It stimulates individual’s thoughts, emotions, beliefs or ideas through senses. Human being is able to explore the sensation of design and art through five senses… and also another one, mind sense. The mind denotes an internal sense organ which interact with sense object that include sense impressions, feelings, perceptions and volitions. All these six senses are called ayatana.
‘ayatana’ is an ancient Sanskrit word means “sense base” or “sense sphere”, expressing the essence of sight, taste, smell, hearing, touch hand feeling from the heart – all of which can be experienced in the 5th ICAD. We are taking you to experience design and art in ICAD using your ayatana.
New Icon: Pop in Asia (In A Relationship)
My artwork for "New Icon: Pop In Asia" exhibition is called "In A Relationship". It shows a boy and girl holding hands, determined not to let physical distance get in their way. It symbolizes the relations of Asian countries that remain close, though they are separated by vast seas and distances. The colorful patterns allude to Asean’s diversity.
I had a great time meeting with all the artists and making new friends.
New Icon: Pop In Asia
Artists:
Lee Hyun-jin, Lee Wan (South Korea), Serrum, Stereoflow (Indonesia), ISE (Malaysia), PHUNK Studio (Singapore), Yuree Kensaku and Maythee Noijinda (Thailand), Sam Siren (Brunei Darussalam), Sokuntevy Oeur (Cambodia), Olé Viravong Scovill (Lao PDR), Arker Kyaw (Myanmar), Thomas D. Daquioag (Philippines ), Ngoc Vo (Vietnam)
Curator:
Jeong-ok Jeon
Opening:
Friday, August 15, 2014, 05:30 PM
Exhibition:
August 16-September 07, 2014
at Galeri Salihara
Jl. Salihara 16, Pasar Minggu
Jakarta Selatan 12520
Popular (or Pop) Culture, is no longer something to look down upon. Today, pop culture has not only expanded, it has elevated itself. Through mass media it has become part of our daily life, examined seriously by academicians. Meanwhile, contemporary artists—in this case, visual artists—voraciously consume and present them in their works. Included amongst these artists are contemporary artists from Asian countries.
The exhibition New Icon: Pop in Asia will present works by Asian artists inspired and influenced by pop culture. The artists combine images and mass media mechanisms, and transform them into various styles. The exhibition does not only explore the differences in each artist’s sensibilities and styles, but is also aimed to increase the connection and mutual collaboration amongst them.
In cooperation with Komunitas Salihara, ARCOLABS (Center for Art and Community Management), Surya University, Tangerang, organizes this exhibition as the first of their international exchange program. ARCOLABS also works together with the Mission of the Republic of Korea to ASEAN to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the ASEAN-the Republic of Korea dialogue relations.
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