LEFT RIGHT, RIGHT, RIGHT Art Exhibition at WORKSHOP Gallery
LEFT RIGHT, RIGHT, RIGHT Art Exhibition at WORKSHOP Gallery
While looking at something, You’ll never keep your head steady. Your eyes move with a frequency of fifty times per second. Because of this vibrating, an aura is created around the object you’re looking at. But in order to see, you don’t just use your eyes; it’s your brain that does the work. It registers the image that strikes your retina, analyses this image and connects it to an experience.
My work begins with ‘seeing’ the world around me, instinctively and almost carefree. In this process my work gets its own coherence, independent of existing rules, laws and forms.
In my studio I translate these experiences and the information from my environment into 'images'.
Often I discover only afterwards the historical context and the traditions my work is connected to.
Another aspect of my work is reacting directly to what I see in my environment, this means that some of my work only exists as a registration of what happened. Often these are framed instances that would go unnoticed in their original context.
I create work in which a fascination with the clarity of content and an uncompromising attitude towards conceptual and minimal art can be found.
Infinite Colours, 2011 is a registration of a performance in which I cycled a trail in the figure of 8 for eight hours. The movement of the bicycle is being recorded as the wheels ride over piles of pigment lying on the trail. Gradually the pigments merge and a wonderful world of dazzling colors is realized. Infinite Colours represents all the elements that characterizes my work: the performative character of it, his focus on the principles of perception, the flexibility, the intuitive way of thinking and working, and the unorthodox use of materials and elements from the everyday environment.
My work evolves around themes like movement, light and infinity. Recurring items are geometrical shapes, rhythm, construction and color. Important to me is that my work is logic, straightforward and monumental. It contains a simplicity and a lightness that stands out.
Chaim van Luit
WORKSHOP Gallery
01-494 331 ext 203