Aixa's photos

Desenho, pintura, interferências sobre papel de propaganda. In a statement, expanded size.

Desenho e pintura sobre papel de publicidade. In a statement, expanded size.

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"Within without" 2010 James Turrell National Gallery of Australia ( in the Australia Garden on the south side of the Gallery) Light installation, concrete and basalt "stupa" (?), water, earth, landscaping 800 x 800 x 2800 cm (see note)

how will read our signs a future archaeologist? (see note)

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As I was walking through the corridors of the Arts Centre at my university, I found the former Academic Directorate in disarray. The door was open, the inside trashed and covered in confusing graffiti, and right in the middle of the room, this knotted Venus. Immediately came to mind the image of a beautiful woman trapped inside the nightmare that is needed to hide, stifle, her beauty by being a victim of sexism. It is for these women victims of sexism, even veiled, that I dedicate this image. (see note)

Dadang Christanto, 2004. Sculture in the Garden of the National Gallery of Australia, Canberra. This sculpture is a memorial to an Indonesian military coup in which his father died, in September 1965. It is a collection of sixty-six carved heads. (see note)

Contains note. I was one of the first people to enter the studio. The day was pleasant with light autumn. It was forbidden to photograph. When I saw this scene, I could not resist the urge and photographed, hastily. Worth recording this scene, this light. The landscape, illuminated, inside the artist's studio.

Hay notas com otras imágenes. Contains notes with other images. The Herbig Family Tree is a large, hollow red gum tree at Springton. It is estimated to be 300 to 500 years old with a diameter of seven metres at its base and a height of 24 metres. A small stream runs nearby. The tree was the first Australian home of 27 year old Friedrich Herbig who arrived in South Australia in 1855. In 1858 he married 18 year old Caroline Rattey and took her to live in the tree home. The first two of their 16 children were born there. In 1860 he built a two roomed pine and pug hut nearby, and as his family increased, built a stone cottage adjacent to the hut. Today the Herbig Family Tree represents a graphic link to early European settlement of the area. Herbig family reunions are held at the tree, usually every five years. SPRINGTON/BARROSA VALLEY/approximately sixty kilometres from ADELAIDE,SA/ AUSTRALIA

Hay notas com otras imágenes. Contains notes with other images.

Objeto feito com pétalas de rosas.