ZSOLT DUDAS
ONES TO WATCH: PART II
2nd October - 9th November 2013
Lane House Arts, Bath
Introducing more work from recent graduates and continuing students with extraordinary work by Hungarian Zsolt Dudas, new paintings from Gina Brown and a new range of ceramics by Andrew Temple-Smith.
Openbody
forms
lines
feelings, seeing
betweenness
left is right
ambidextrous
draw
paint
seek
explore
write, poem
without words
sad is beautiful
enough said beautiful
feeling
seeing
me
you...
I am working with feelings and thoughts transforming them into my work trying to capture what we are and our life in the state of betweenness.
Between something and nothing.
Using both of my hands to draw of paint I am between.
Standing between nothing and something.
I am looking at the head. Asking myself "what is inside?" There are feelings, thoughts inside or nothing.
Outside is a consequence of inside and our perception. Inside is more important than outside.
I am travelling from outside into inside. It is a process, a journey.
In my work a simple line is not just a line, a simple form is not just a form. They have a purpose
They represent "what is inside'.
It is not me. It is what I have seen. It is how I see. So it is me.
Read more about the artist here
forms
lines
feelings, seeing
betweenness
left is right
ambidextrous
draw
paint
seek
explore
write, poem
without words
sad is beautiful
enough said beautiful
feeling
seeing
me
you...
I am working with feelings and thoughts transforming them into my work trying to capture what we are and our life in the state of betweenness.
Between something and nothing.
Using both of my hands to draw of paint I am between.
Standing between nothing and something.
I am looking at the head. Asking myself "what is inside?" There are feelings, thoughts inside or nothing.
Outside is a consequence of inside and our perception. Inside is more important than outside.
I am travelling from outside into inside. It is a process, a journey.
In my work a simple line is not just a line, a simple form is not just a form. They have a purpose
They represent "what is inside'.
It is not me. It is what I have seen. It is how I see. So it is me.
Read more about the artist here
SELECTED ARTWORKS
