Tuesday, March 15, 2011

The Extraordinary Ordinary - Traffic Gallery Floors, Dubai...


Take a lump of Turner, add a dollop of Rothko and Kline, a healthy sprinkling of Twonbly and Newman, a tablespoon of Tapies, with perhaps a pinch of Salcedo and a smidgen (according to taste) of Basquiat - and you have the floors of the Traffic Gallery in Dubai... These concrete floors, saturated with the almost forensic markings and stains of past exhibitions and events, can also provide a crawling myriad of suggestive and analogous, Rorschach inkblot like, figurines across its monochrome planes... In their subtle vibrancy they provide a germane backdrop to the work on display...















6 comments:

  1. did any one ever call you pretentious?
    I'm just kidding, I also love this. Thank you for being so pretentious =)

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  2. the pictures are just smashing!

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  3. Pretentious... Moi..?

    Thanks... It's nice to occasionally use the camera on a vertical axis rather than the usual more horizontal one...

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  4. You forgot a thimbleful of Google Earth.

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  5. What on EARTH was I thinking about..?!

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