April 2003 / Yuki Nakamura & Claude Zervas
Yuki Nakamura
Modified Drops, 2003
Porcelain, wood, latex paint
24 x 16 x 8 inches
Yuki Nakamura
Red Stair (detail), 2003
Porcelain, wood, latex paint, resin, pigment
16 x 24 x 4 inches
Yuki Nakamura
Island Pillow, 2003
Porcelain, glaze
10 x 20 x 3.5 inches
Yuki Nakamura
Claude Zervas
Simple Behaviour/Tomorrowland
April 5 – 26, 2003
Simple Behavior: Yuki Nakamura
In my work, I explore the element of tension: from a basic tension implicit in the visual narrative to more complex states of tension between materials and forms. The process involves casting multiple elements of simple forms, which assembled together form the final piece expressed through added dimensions of repetition, order, chaos and structure. By juxtaposing the highly polished porcelain components and the blank space with the ethereal qualities of light and shadow, my work attempts to create spaces where viewers' senses transcend sight, experiencing the spaces through their bodies in an individual way.
Tomorrowland: Claude Zervas
These images are derived from found photographs, extracted using a digital microscope to sample very small sections of faded transparencies, essentially focusing a powerful zoom lens on a static scene from the past; a kind of retro-surveillance. Tomorrowland is a fabricated post-historical ideal, a place where the social is highly influenced by the sublimation of technology. This series is a storyboard of that manipulation.
Claude Zervas
Family 3, 2003
Digital pigment print on watercolor paper
8 x 9 inches
Claude Zervas
Family 4, 2003
Digital pigment print on watercolor paper
8 x 9 inches
Claude Zervas
Digital pigment print on watercolor paper
8 x 9 inches