Juan Kasari: American Prayer
The artworks are large abstract colour surfaces that avoid both the figurative idiom and narrativity. They are also in a constant state of change.
The artworks are large abstract colour surfaces that avoid both the figurative idiom and narrativity. They are in a constant state of change. The artificial and natural light, the layers of superimposed video projections and the viewer’s presence all play upon the gallery space and the works, giving rise to new changeable meanings. Kasari’s works are based on Mondrian’s idea of pure beauty that is devoid of figurative or narrative content. The projections employ primary colours and their combinations.
MFA, b.1974, Lives in Helsinki, Finland
Information
Artwork finished in:
2016
Light sources, materials and equipment used:
Video projections, build elements.
Approximate dimensions of the work, (width-height-depth):
Variable.
Electricity consumption:
Standard mains current (10A/16A).
Does the artwork use sound?
No sound.
Support and other structures:
The work includes all the necessary structures.
Building time and people required (estimate):
One day.
Artist's presence:
Guidance can be provided for building.
Seen before at:
Art Helsinki art fair