Stolen Time 20210318
Collected various materials from streets, resin, silicone
200 x 120 x 3D cm_2021
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“The various collected materials which are not fixed to the canvas are combined with a highly fluid, liquid resin. Also, since the resulting surface is the bottom part of a mold, Yang cannot predict the result while working. This causes tension like gambling every moment. However, it is the gambling for creative coincidence combined with intuition, and any unconscious motive that goes beyond the artist's intention.”
- Text by Agnus Tam / Meanwhile Elsewhere, 2021
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Installation view_ meanwhile elsewhere, Berlin, 2021 |
Stolen Time 20210329
Collected various materials from streets, resin, silicone, stainless steels
200 x 120 x 3D cm_2021
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Immanence no.18 Collected various materials from streets, resin, silicone 150 x 120 x 3D cm_2020
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Installation view_ meanwhile elsewhere, Leipzig, Germany, 2020
Coverings from building outer walls, wallpapers, interior
furnishings of abandoned houses, pieces of worn-out mosquito net, tiles,
‘Giwa’ which is a Korean traditional roof tile which are hard to find these days, fragments of
crossbeam from old mossy buildings. During the process of bringing diverse
collected traces from streets to canvas, objects that once were components of
streets become the start point of painting, or rather the main agent, and the
artist Jazoo Yang steps back. This ‘step-back’ methodology allows her to accept
more objects from streets and walls as a ‘painting’ while her spontaneous
response, even passiveness to the found materials gains more importance, which
leads to her ‘Immanence’ series. Through the whole process of collecting street objects
the artist’s point of view of the cities turns more active on the contrary.
건물의 외벽에서 벗겨낸 껍질, 빈집의 벽지, 내장재, 어느 집의 창문에서 잘라낸 낡은 모기장, 타일들, 이제는 보기 힘든 기와 조각, 오래되어 이끼가 낀 건물의 대들보의 조각. 거리에서 채집한 다양한 흔적들을 캔버스로 옮기는 작업은, 거리를 이루는 사물들이 회화의 시작점, 즉 주체가 되면서 작가 양자주자신은 한 발 물러나게 된다. 작가의 이러한 거리감에 대한 방법론은 ‘Immanence’ 작업의 주체인 재료들에 대한 작가의 반응(수동성 혹은 우연성)을 더 중요시하며 진행됨으로써 도시와 거리, 벽에서 더 많은 것을 회화로 수용할 수 있게 한다. 이때 거리의 오브젝트들을 채취하는 과정에서 작가가 도시를 바라보는 시각은 역으로 더욱 능동적으로 반전된다.
Immanence no.13
Collected
variety materials from streets, resin
150 x 120 x 2D cm_2019
Immanence no.14
Collected variety materials from streets, resin
150 x 120 x 2D cm_2019
Immanence no.12
Collected
variety of materials from streets, resin
150 x 90 x 2D cm_2019
Immanence no.11
Collected variety materials from streets, resin
150 x 90 x 2D cm_2019
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Installation views @ Jazoo Yang Solo Show 'Site Collective' 2019, Space K, Korea
Immanence no.10
Collected various materials from streets, resin, silicone
110 x 100 x 5D cm_2019
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‘Immanence
Series’
Collected
materials
from
street,
resin, metal
24.5H
x
19.6W
x 1.8D cm
9.64H
x
7.7W
x
0.7D
in
Immanence no.42
Collected various materials from streets, resin, silicone
50 x 50 x 3D cm_2021
Immanence no.43
Collected various materials from streets, resin, silicone
103 x 103 x 3D cm_2021
Installation view_ Soma Art Space Berlin, 2021 / Photo by Marc Doradzillo