This video is a documentary featuring the daily life and work of Winter/Hoerbelt, whose artistic practice centers around sculpture and public art projects. The film captures the artists' public art installations and workshops in Germany and Korea, following their routines over the course of two years and documenting their working progress. Through interviews and narration, the video provides insight into their creative process and unique approaches to art-making.
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How do artists spend time in their studios? What they do in their studio, which is a workspace and also a private space. The studio space is a space where new art is born through the creative thinking of the artist. At the same time, it is a space where they work and spend their daily time, just as we all do at work.
In the Artist at Work series, we capture the space as a studio and their daily movements. Hyein Park, who is a content creator for SeeArt TV and independent curator, will connect us with each artist by telling their story.
The artist featured in this series is Jennifer Bannert. In her works, she captures the universe with a micro and a macro perspective. A narrative from the multiple layers on her paintings expands the perspective to see ourselves as individuals in a whole universe; her works are an invitation for us to the universe and space where we were born and where we are going.
"In infinite space, we endlessly die and a new star is born. In this infinite cycle, we exist endlessly. We are a part of space, and we exist as space itself, where the birth and death of stars that have lasted hundreds of millions of years linger."
From the narrative text for 'Artist at work: Jennifer Bannert' by Hyein Park
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How do artists spend time in their studios? What they do in their studio which is a workspace and also a private space. The studio space is a space where new art is born through the creative thinking of the artist. At the same time, it is a space where they work and spend their daily time, just as we all do at work.
In the new series “Artist at Work”, we capture space as a studio and their daily movements, and Hyein Park, who is a content creator for SeeArt TV and an independent curator, will connect us with each artist by telling her story.
The first artist featured in this series is Michael Reiter (b.1952 in Munich), a Frankfurt-based artist. With his craft skills that allow him to use various tools, he experiments with constructive clarity of organized structure that creates endless new spaces and possibilities.
“Awakening. Without being tied to a single point of view, we get an insight into ourselves and our world. In endless changes, we create new categories with a firm and unshakable attitude.”
From the narration text on ‘Artist at work: Michael Reiter’ by Hyein Park
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Exhibition: An ephemeral banquet for the invisible guest: waiting for the bio-aristocrat
Artist: Maurizio Elettrico Curator: Chiara Valci Mazzara, Susanne Prinz Assistant curator: Hyein Park
Location: Kunstverein am Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz Linienstraße 40, 10119 Berlin, Germany
Period: December 3rd, 2020 - January 31st, 2021
Exhibition website: https://www.rosa-luxemburg-platz.net/
● Music: The sound piece in the exhibition is the prologue of the opera piece “Grammeloth” by Maurizio Elettrico (Grammeloth is an opera piece, conceived and composed by the writer and artist Maurizio Elettrico. The work consists of one prologue and 23 tracks with lyrics and various acts of intervention. Grammeloth revisits the lyrical drama through a multimedia lens, merging singing, dancing, theatre acting, and digital scenography.)
Script, lyrics and music: Maurizio Elettrico
Music adaptation: Maurizio Elettrico,Umberto Ciccone, Roberto Godas, Giovanni Parrocchia.
Singer: Soprano Antonella Firinu Electronic
Music adaptation : Raffaele Gagliardi e Giorgio Bosso
Sound engineer: Manuel Lomazzo
Artistic director: Raffaella Bellezza, Maurizio Elettrico
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●Content creating: Park Hyein (hyein-park.com)
●Filming & editing: Markus Rack, Park Hyein
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Exhibition: Figures
Artist: Tega Akpokona, Adelaide Damoah, Mbali Dhlamini, Tagne William Njepe, Tim Okamura
Location: Sakhile&Me Oberlindau 7, 60323 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Period: June 18th - August 8th, 2020
Exhibition website: https://www.sakhileandme.com/exhibiti...
Works’ details:
1:42 Mbali Dhlamini, Sénégal, Femme Cérère, 2017, digital print on textured FineArt rag, 100,0 x 71,0 cm.
2:15 Mbali Dhlamini, Afrique Occidentale, Femme Djallonké, 2017, digital print on textured FineArt rag, 100,0 x 71,0 cm.
2:39 Mbali Dhlamini, Sénégal, Femme Pourougne, 2017, digital print on textured FineArt rag, 100,0 x 71,0 cm.
3:15 Mbali Dhlamini, Afrique Occidentale, Femme Antaimoro, 2017, digital print on textured FineArt rag, 100,0 x 71,0 cm.
3:43 Mbali Dhlamini, Afrique Occidentale, Jeune Femme, 2017, digital print on textured FineArt rag, 100,0 x 71,0 cm.
4:21 Tim Okamura, Racism is Social Terrorism, 2019, oil on canvas, 203,0 x 142,0 cm.
5:09 Tim Okamura, The Parlor, 2019, oil on canvas, 203,0 x 142,0 cm.
6:01 Adelaide Damoah, Marie-Therese, 2018, pigment and ink on hand made cotton rag paper, 135,0 x 94,0 cm.
6:38 Adelaide Damoah, Olga, 2018, pigment and ink on hand made cotton rag paper, 135,0 x 94,0 cm.
7:23 Tega Akpokona, Adaku, 2020, oil on canvas, 140,0 x 132,0 cm.
7:58 Tega Akpokona, Thy Kingdom Come, 2020, oil on canvas, 114,0 x 122,0 cm.
8:42 Tagne William Njepe, Enfance Effacée 1993 B 05, 2020, acrylic on canvas, 162,0 x 130,0 cm.
9:30 Tagne William Njepe, Enfance Effacée 1993 B 04, 2020, acrylic on canvas, 162,0 x 130,0 cm.
●Music: Paul Köchling (Album: fjell - Wohnzimmerkonzert) (https://soundcloud.com/fjellworks) (https://www.facebook.com/PaulKoechlin...)
●Content creating: Park Hyein
●Video & Picture: Markus Rack
●Editing: Markus Rack, Park Hyein
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Hyein Park: (https://www.hyein-park.com/)
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Exhibition: SPRITZZZ!
Artist: Frank Brechter
Location: Philipp Pflug Contemporary, Berliner Strasse 32, 60311 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Period: June 19th - August 1st, 2020
Exhibition website: https://www.ppcontemporary.com/exhibi...
Works’ details:
1:50 Frank Brechter, STUBENFLIEGE UND KLATSCHE, 2020, acrylic on wood, acrylic, spray paint and casting resin on polymer clay, 450 x 80 x 30 cm and 27 x 30 x 8 cm.
3:33 Frank Brechter, TENTAKEL (SCHWARZ), 2020, silicone, 150 x 8 x 8 cm.
3:46 Frank Brechter, TENTAKEL (WEISS), 2020, silicone, 150 x 8 x 8 cm.
3:59 Frank Brechter, TENTAKEL (ROT), 2020, silicone, 150 x 8 x 8 cm.
4:06 Frank Brechter, TENTAKEL (BLAU), 2020, silicone, 150 x 8 x 8 cm.
4:19 Frank Brechter, TENTAKEL I, 2019, silicone, 150 x 8 x 8 cm.
5:41 Frank Brechter, WANDÄS' 1, 2020, acrylic and clear coat on polystyrene, glass fiber and acrylic plaster, 87 x 100 x 8 cm.
5:54 Frank Brechter, WANDKÄS' 2, 2020, Acrylic and clear coat on polystyrene, glass fiber and acrylic plaster, 87 x 100 x 8 cm.
●Music: Paul Köchling (Album: fjell - Kreislauf der Gesteine - Restructured & Reinterpreted) (https://soundcloud.com/fjellworks) (https://www.facebook.com/PaulKoechlin...)
●Content creating: Park Hyein (https://www.hyein-park.com/)
●Filming & Editing: Markus Rack (https://www.markusrack.com/)
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Exhibition: Heavy Circuit
Artist: CUDELICE BRAZELTON
Location: Ola Bunker, Frankfurt am Main
Period: June 5th - June 17th, 2020 Exhibition website: http://www.heavy-circuit.com/
Works’ details:
0:57 Cudelice Brazelton, Canker, 2020, acrylic, tape, enamel, and inkjet print on canvas. 67.5 x 53 cm.
1:23 Cudelice Brazelton, Agent, 2020, acrylic, graphite, leather, aluminum, paper, razor blades, and inkjet print on drop cloth, 107.5 x 115 cm.
1:46 Cudelice Brazelton, No title, Site-specific artwork.
2:04 Cudelice Brazelton, Two Tone Drip, 2020, acrylic, foam, paper, aluminum, and inkjet print on linen, 92 x 56 cm. 2: 42 Cudelice Brazelton, Gauged, 2020, acrylic, leather, metal powder, glitter, paper, plastic, and string on canvas, 76 x 42.5 cm.
3:03 Cudelice Brazelton, Silver Affairs, 2020, Acrylic and wood on canvas, 81 x 40 cm.
3:32 Cudelice Brazelton, Schwarzschild, 2020, acrylic, leather, magnet, found plastic, plexiglass, magnetic primer, drop cloth and inkjet print on canvas, 161 x 79 cm.
4:06 Cudelice Brazelton, Ghidorah’s Song, 2020, carpet, duct tape, nails, aluminum and inkjet print on faux leather, 186 x 85 cm.
●Music: Paul Köchling (Album: fjell - Wohnzimmerkonzert) (https://soundcloud.com/fjellworks)
●Content creating: Park Hyein (hyein-park.com)
●Filming & editing: Markus Rack, Park Hyein
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