Luv Eva Hesse and had a memorable time experiencing at rare retrospective of sorts at SFMOMA a long time ago. What I most remember was how her pieces were actually sweating and melting while on exhibit -- that's how ephemeral, fragile and delicate they are. I was sweating and melting too just witnessing the Living Cosmic Pulse of her powerful Vision and subversion of Art & Form.
Witnessing how the sculptures made of latex sweat and melt just like Eva Hesse said they would soon disappear... Watching Eva working on them, and then she sighs and the she says "It doesn´t matter, life doesn´t matter"... etc... Her own story, her trauma, her escaping the Nazis... I love watching art pieces, their smell, I can almost see the artist hand drawing, fighting... Thanks for your feedback, Elliot!
Thank you Saxxon! I love that movie, the images there are so beautiful! Daniel Day-Lewis, Lena Olin, Juliette Binoche! Wow... Have you read the novel? Hmmmm... I relish...
fave novel by Milan Kundera. other favourite is Hauriki Murakami Norwegien wood. (terrible movie but great book equal of Unbearable Lightness of being. I just love his ability to fuse philosophy with day to day living and the drama of love.
Luv Eva Hesse and had a memorable time experiencing at rare retrospective of sorts at SFMOMA a long time ago. What I most remember was how her pieces were actually sweating and melting while on exhibit -- that's how ephemeral, fragile and delicate they are. I was sweating and melting too just witnessing the Living Cosmic Pulse of her powerful Vision and subversion of Art & Form.
Witnessing how the sculptures made of latex sweat and melt just like Eva Hesse said they would soon disappear... Watching Eva working on them, and then she sighs and the she says "It doesn´t matter, life doesn´t matter"... etc... Her own story, her trauma, her escaping the Nazis... I love watching art pieces, their smell, I can almost see the artist hand drawing, fighting... Thanks for your feedback, Elliot!
love the movie the unbearable lightness of being
Thank you Saxxon! I love that movie, the images there are so beautiful! Daniel Day-Lewis, Lena Olin, Juliette Binoche! Wow... Have you read the novel? Hmmmm... I relish...
fave novel by Milan Kundera. other favourite is Hauriki Murakami Norwegien wood. (terrible movie but great book equal of Unbearable Lightness of being. I just love his ability to fuse philosophy with day to day living and the drama of love.