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As part of an ongoing collaboration with artist Yoshihisa Tanaka called Nerhol the duo are showing 27 new works at limArt this month including these astounding new portraits that are part of a series called Misunderstanding Focus. At first glance it looks as though a photograph has been printed numerous times, layered and cut into a sort of sculptural topography, which would indeed be amazing enough, but Nerhol took things a bit further. The numerous portraits are actually different, photographed over a period of three minutes as the subject tried to sit motionless, the idea being that it’s impossible to ever truly be still as our center of gravity shifts and our muscles are tense. The portraits are actually a layered lime-lapse representing several minutes in the subjects life and then cut like an onion to show slices of time, similar to the trunk of a tree.
Wang Zhiyuan, Thrown to the Wind, 2010, 36 feet of plastic trash
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Family Portraits (part 1 of 5)
Family is at the heart of every society. By ensuring love and passing on valued traditions to their younger members, families provide children with their essential cultural identity. A family, at home in Tashkent. A nurturing family environment is the foundation for realizing child rights. UNICEF works to support the rights and responsibilities of families in the development and protection of children.
Uzbekistan ©UNICEF/NYHQ2009/Pirozzi
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