Artist Naotaka Hiro On Exploring the Unknown Self
His process turns the act of creation into performance, where the artist’s movements and repetitions become both the subject and the record of the work.
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In Elizabeth Glaessner’s “Running Water,” Bodies Become Myths in Flux
“It’s like the rational pause that makes the emotional surge possible,” she tells Observer. “The frozen reflection and the flowing distortion aren’t opposites, but part of the same cycle of seeing, confronting, and shifting.”
Louise Bourgeois’ Lifelong Entanglement With Psychoanalysis
The exhibition 'Freud's Daughter' at The Jewish Museum has explored Freud's influence on artist Louise Bourgeois' work until September 12.
