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03/19/2021

Morris Vogel, Doomed, 2018. Ink on washi paper. Digital reproduction. 51 x 80 cm.
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Much of Morris Vogel’s practice is uncertain. Through developing a simplistic and often figurative approach to portraying chaos, Doomed employes an automatist approach to artmaking. Pioneered by several Surrealist artists including Joan Miró and André Masson, this automatic approach to drawing relinquishes thought and consideration from the painting technique, allowing a unconscious painterly approach to form. Here, Doomed, centred around a rendition of the planet Earth, ludic figures and mesmerising geometric patterns, allows a view into the mind of the artist.
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Morris Vogel is a self-taught fine artist and illustrator currently based in Basel, Switzerland. Vogel examines surreal manifestations of politics, existentialism, awareness and human nature through a highly stylised black and white drawing style. His works have been exhibited at Kunsthallekleinbasel, Switzerland, Cvijeta Zuzorić Art Pavillion, Serbia and YOPE project space, Mexico.
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The whole exhibition is available on our official website.
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03/16/2021

Thank you ContemporainS!

Des créations numériques pleines d'émotions

03/15/2021

Karifurava, Magic Moments, 2020. Acrylic on canvas, digital reproduction. 55 x 80 cm.

Magic Moments by is inspired by the absurdity of the mystical.
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Magic Moments portrays the scene of a magic performance. Where one performer dazzles and levitates, we see two subservient assistants straining and balancing to allow for the impossible act of flight to take place.
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Where there is illusion, must there also be the absurd?
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The whole exhibition is available on our official website.
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Karifurava is a Polish graphic designer, illustrator and fine artist currently based in Warsaw. Influenced by contemporary Eastern graphic designers and illustrators such as Keiichi Tanaami, his bold and colourful works explore mysticism, neo-religion and the magical. Karifurava has exhibited extensively across the globe at galleries including Backwoods Gallery, Australia, and venues including VIKTAC, Poland.

03/12/2021

has devoted an article about Digital Street exhibition. This is a great opportunity for our Spanish speaking followers to learn more about the exhibition and its artworks. has devoted an article about Digital Street exhibition.

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https://elpais.com/cultura/2021-03-10/the-digital-street-la-alternativa-en-internet-al-arte-urbano.html

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03/11/2021

Mountain of Flowers and Fruits is a physical collage which surveys multiple periods of Nini Sum’s oeuvre. The central figure, a face of a monkey, is present in many of Sum’s early silkscreen paintings, however here it is misconfigured and placed within an unreal landscape. Surrounded by luminescent mountains and surreal tree formations, it asks viewers to reflect on shadow, depth, feeling and memory.
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Nini Sum is a mixed-media artist based in Shanghai, China. Her work depicts urban scenery and characters from everyday life in a captivating and surreal setting, which is strongly influenced by modern city life and eastern philosophy.
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The whole exhibition is available on our official website.
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03/09/2021

Tom Gerrard, Watercolour Heads, 2020. Watercolour, spray-paint and airbrush polymer. Digital reproduction. Taby Exclusive 55 x 80 cm.

Much of Tom Gerrard’s practice has involved the painting of men.

Men have appeared in Gerrard’s art since 2012, and marked a constant progression of his oeuvre as he moved between countries during 2012 and 2016. These men facilitate Gerrard’s involvement with each city he moved to, drawing the ubiquitous yet charming characters of authenticity from each city he visited.

Tom Gerrard is a graphic designer cm fine artist currently based in Melbourne, Australia. His unique practice involves the painting of simple characters, architecture and nature through a minimal colour palette, where his works are often inspired by people he has met and places he has visited. Gerrard has exhibited work extensively across the globe at galleries including Stolen Space, London, RVCA, Tokyo and 1xRUN, Detroit.

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03/03/2021

Judy Rhum, Caribbean on quarantine, 2020. Acrylic painting on photography. Taby Exclusive 55 x 80 cm.

Caribbean on quarantine is another piece from Judy Rhum’s quarantine series.

It is painted in abstract lettering, the artist’s signature style, with acrylic on a postcard purchased in the Caribbean region.

Judy Rhum is a graffiti artist, illustrator and lecturer currently based in Milan. Her works are lucid and ludic, combining a playful and illustrative feel into the monumental platform that is graffiti.

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The whole Digital Street exhibition is available on our official website.

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03/01/2021

Karifurava, Eleven, 2020. Acrylic on canvas, digital reproduction. 55 x 80 cm.
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Who are we? What is our role in this planet? Where will we be next?
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These are the questions that no one has the concrete answer to but everyone wants to get. For centuries, people have tried to find answers in numerology, astrology, zodiac, etc.
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Karifurava has gone his own way and has created Eleven, an artwork inspired by numerology and zodiac symbology. Eleven is an abstract representation of Virgo, a maiden sign often portrayed alongside wheat who symbolises fertility and good harvest.
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Eleven gestures towards the mythical and fantastic world of mutable astrology. Likened to numerology, the multiple elements of the painting, which form a harmonious picture of birth and continuous life speaks to the coincidental nature of routine events.
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Find out more about the artwork is here:
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The whole exhibition is available on our official website.
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www.taby.com
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Karifurava is a Polish graphic designer, illustrator and fine artist currently based in Warsaw. Influenced by contemporary Eastern graphic designers and illustrators such as Keiichi Tanaami, his bold and colourful works explore mysticism, neo-religion and the magical. Karifurava has exhibited extensively across the globe at galleries including Backwoods Gallery, Australia, and venues including VIKTAC, Poland.

02/26/2021

Nini Sum, Paradise, 2020. Digital collage. 55 x 75.5 cm.
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Paradise is another piece of art creating during the early stages of COVID-19 pandemic. Nini Sum shows the everyday mundanity experienced in lockdown. Juxtaposing two images, the Chinese character for paradise, and the artist’s cat who provided company in a time of isolation, it seeks to provide hope for a better tomorrow and a sense of bliss today.

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The whole exhibition is available on our official website.

www.taby.com
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Nini Sum is a mixed-media artist based in Shanghai, China. Her work depicts urban scenery and characters from everyday life in a captivating and surreal setting, which is strongly influenced by modern city life and eastern philosophy.

02/25/2021

Morris Vogel, Come and See, 2019. Ink on washi paper. Digital reproduction. 51 x 80 cm.
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Come and See takes inspiration from Elem Klimov’s 1985 film Come and See. The Soviet war film, which was based on Ales Adamovich’s 1978 novel I Am From the Fiery Village, focuses on those who joined the Belarusian resistance movement during the N**i German Occupation. Depicting, in a surreal fashion, political existentialism, Vogel’s work surrounds the idea of a tormented soul – aptly displayed through the hallucinogenic background of confusion which washes over the torn subject.

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The whole exhibition is available on our official website.

www.taby.com
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Morris Vogel is a self-taught fine artist and illustrator currently based in Basel, Switzerland. Vogel examines surreal manifestations of politics, existentialism, awareness and human nature through a highly stylized black and white drawing style.

02/23/2021

Indie184, Secret Garden, 2017. Acrylic, enamel paint, ink, watercolor and paper on cotton canvas. Digital reproduction. 55 x 80 cm.

Do you dream sometimes about breaking away from your everyday life routine? Do you dream about freedom? Secret Garden is that same moment.

Utilising Frida Kahlo as a metaphor for freedom, Indie184 creates a scene designed to escape the mundane – in essence, a secret garden of happiness in which the artist’s fantasy can come to fruition.

Secret Garden utilizes a collage of imagery and text taken from various vintage women's magazines, placed over a primed canvas. It is a vibrant and ludic work which incorporates the artist’s unique aesthetic approach to highly-stylised colorations and emotive painting within a ‘street art’ style.

Indie184 is New York-based artist who has been active in graffiti culture for over 2 decades. Influenced by abstract expressionism and pop art, her paintings are raptures of color and textures.

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The whole exhibition of Digital Street is available on our official website.

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