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《飄移的靈魂Drift of the soul》KRZYSZTOF LINNIKE 作品展
[2013-6-6 23:52:22]
策 展 人 Curator：Agnieszka Budyńska
參展藝術(shù)家 Artist：KRZYSZTOF LINNIKE（波蘭）
執(zhí)行人Executor：孫上了 Sun Shangliao
展覽時(shí)間 Duration：2013-06-14~2012-06-22
開幕時(shí)間 Opening：2013年06月14日 15:30
開放時(shí)間 Working hours：周一至周日 10:00—17:00
展 覽 城市 City:：北京 Beijing
展覽地點(diǎn) Venue：上苑藝術(shù)館－圖書館2層 Shangyuan Art Museum — Library Second Floor
地 址：北京市懷柔區(qū)橋梓藝術(shù)社區(qū)
主辦單位：上苑藝術(shù)館 Shangyuan Art Museum
前言：
《漂移的靈魂》展覽包含兩個(gè)系列的作品。《出埃及記》是藝術(shù)家試圖從自己的潛意識出發(fā)，與精神能量相碰撞產(chǎn)生的結(jié)果。它們是藝術(shù)家眼中，人類存在的本質(zhì)性的根源。《荼吉尼》系列很大程度上受到了南印度神話的影響。在怛特羅密教里，荼吉尼是女性力量的化身。盡管，荼吉尼形象主要出現(xiàn)在佛教傳統(tǒng)中，但是最初她來源于印度教的傳說。在印度教傳說中，她通常與以殘暴嗜血著稱的迦利女神聯(lián)系在一起。
藝術(shù)家從這些生命的起始圖像中找到了到達(dá)自己的敏感身體的通道。并從人類的繁衍快樂和強(qiáng)權(quán)道德之間的矛盾中，形成了自己獨(dú)到的圖像呈現(xiàn)。促使觀眾不斷地處于期待的過程中。
藝術(shù)家簡介：
KRZYSZTOF LINNIKE - 平面設(shè)計(jì)師，插畫家。生于波蘭華沙。民族志學(xué)者和政治學(xué)家，畢業(yè)于華沙大學(xué)。他在華沙的„Nowolipki”工作室完成了陶器制作的課程，并擁有藝術(shù)管理的相關(guān)文憑。
他用了兩年時(shí)間在喀爾巴阡山脈對當(dāng)?shù)氐木裎幕M(jìn)行了科學(xué)研究。這次經(jīng)歷之后，他的主要興趣開始圍繞民間巫術(shù)發(fā)展，特別是在烏克蘭的博伊科，一個(gè)具有獨(dú)特文化的斯拉夫高地民族，他們的夢境和夢的象征性。與他們的交流和碰撞，激發(fā)他創(chuàng)作了最早的一批作品，獻(xiàn)給喀爾巴阡山脈的女巫。
他的作品從世界的不同部分來探討神話、符號和象征主義。你既可以看到來自歐洲文化的元素，也可以發(fā)現(xiàn)來自美洲和亞洲的符 號。其中一些受到了中世紀(jì)繪畫、書稿插圖和中美洲文明遺留下來的符號的啟發(fā)。對于瑪雅文化和阿茲特克文化的好奇刺激他創(chuàng)作了一系列帶有中美洲文明線的特點(diǎn)的繪畫。他最近的作品來源于南亞神話，主要是印度。Linnike有很多年從事腦力工作的經(jīng)驗(yàn)，這也影響了他的藝術(shù)創(chuàng)作。
Linnike參加過很多次群展，并舉行過個(gè)人展覽（"Angels. Los (t) Angeles", "Imaginarium", "Demons", "Shamanism"）。他的作品也曾在報(bào)刊上得到發(fā)表（如波蘭的全國性日報(bào)《Metro》）。同時(shí)，他為2012年在德國出版《Asatoma Sat Gamay》做插畫師。他也不時(shí)與波蘭的電視臺合作。他自己完成的圖像項(xiàng)目《波蘭的民間妖怪》被國家民俗志博物館在華沙展出。他也涉及紋身、書籍封面和商標(biāo)的設(shè)計(jì)。
KRZYSZTOF LINNIKE - graphic designer, illustrator. Born in Warsaw, Poland. Etnographer and political scientist, graduate from the University of Warsaw. He completed a course in artistic pottery in studio „Nowolipki”. Holds a diploma in Art Management.
For two years he has been conducting a scientific study of local spiritual culture in the Carpathians. His primary interests then revolved around folk magic, especially dreams and dream symbols in Boyko Land in Ukraine, among Boykos, a dystinctive ethnic group of Slavic highlanders. Encounters with interesting people gave inspiration for the first cycle of graphics, dedicated to Carpathian witches.
His works explore mythology, iconography and symbolism from various parts of the world. One can trace elements from culture of Europe, as well as from the Americas and Asia. Some of the inspiration comes from medieval drawings, illustrated manuscripts and preserved codes of Central American civilization. Curiosity in the cultures of Mayans and Aztecs gave inspiration for series of drawings made with line characteristic for Mesoamerica. His recent pieces derive from the inexhaustible source of mythologies of South Asia, mainly India. For many years Linnike has been experimenting with various techniques of working with the mind, and those experiences influenced his art.
Linnike took part in collective presentations and had a number of individual exhibitions (such as "Angels. Los (t) Angeles", "Imaginarium", "Demons", "Shamanism"). His pieces had been published in the press (such as the "Metro", Polish daily newspaper with national range) and served as illustrations for the book "Asatoma Sat Gamay" published in 2012 in Germany. He collaborated with Polish Television. He created his own graphic project "Polish Folk Devils" displayed in the National Ethnographic Museum in Warsaw. He designs tattoos, bookplates, logos.
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