Oil and acrylic on canvas 39,9×60 cm.
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Oil and acrylic on canvas 39,9×60 cm.
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Read MoreThe symbols present are marks of both the #political and #economic consumption of the neighbourhood. From a drink that costs half as much as a #coke to a #cellphone with the image of #evita , they are a representation of both the workers, and the political function of these neighbourhoods. For many years, a stigmatisation…
Read MoreThe composition of the mural is based on objects and publicity found around the eastern market.
Read MoreIn Holland there is no iconology like in Argentina, where culture is based on characters. I only found that the Dutch love a singer called André Hazes. The elements represented are based on a personal register of objects from Zaandam, Amsterdam and Rotterdam.
Read MoreFor Inquiries Ochi Projects Photos by Michael Underwood courtesy of Ochi Projects. JOHANNA BREIDING DON EDLER JAMIE FELTON PETER HALASZ JENALEE HARMON NICOLAS ROMERO CAMILLE SCHEFTER EMILY SUDD ADRIENNE ELISE TARVER Having and being are two fundamental modes of experience, the respective strengths of which determine the differences between the characters and various types of…
Read More“Eleven objects and one ideology” (2018) A serie of 45 silkprints 10 colors handpulled Canson Paper 250gr 100% cotton, acid free. 21.8 x 28.9 inches (55,3cm x 73,3 cm) Silkprint Master Malevo Estampa Sold out
Read MoreOil and acrylic on linen 110×84 cm . For inquiries Ochi Projects
Read More30×30 inches oil and acrylic on canvas. For inquiries Ochiprojects
Read MoreThe city of Gary (Indiana) was founded in 1906 by United Steel Corporation. The jobs created by the steel industry provided Gary with very rapid growth, many people arrived quickly (mostly immigrants) as a result of the job opportunities. In the 1930s it became the fifth most populous city in Indiana. During these years, deep…
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