Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Greenaway dish
Greenaway dish
2003
Bouquet of color selected balls in glass bowls
The works name refers to the British film director Peter Greenaway.
The objects are displayed in an almost clinical style namely as specimen’s that grow in Petri dishes, nevertheless the balls colonies seem to overflow in their fruity and fresh appearance. The arrangement made me think of the beautiful food and flower displays as being seen in Peter Greenaway’s movie, The Cook The Thief His Wife & Her Lover.
The visual hallmark of Greenaway's cinema is the heavy influence of Renaissance painting, and Flemish painting in particular, notably in scenic composition and illumination and the concomitant contrasts of costume and nudity, nature and architecture, furniture and people, sexual pleasure and painful death.
Titel
architecture,
Art work,
balls,
Bouqet,
clinical,
death,
food,
fresh,
fruit,
fruity,
Greenaway,
Installation,
nature versus nurture,
pain,
Petri dish,
pleasure,
Reaissance painting,
sex
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