Open Phone BoothNilbar Güreş · 2011

  • Umetnički pravacContemporary
  • Datum nastanka2011
  • Dimenzije79.0 x 78.0 cm
Exploring injustices based on identity, social domination and oppression mechanisms, Nilbar Güreş works with various media such as collage, painting, drawing, photography, video and sculpture. The artist constructs provocative scenes where she not only focuses on the practices of being visible, invisible, and the state of being ignored in public and private spaces, but also investigates the ways in which these practices are transformed into opportunities for resistance. Güreş employs elements of staging and performance for her inquiry into the politics of representation and symbols. Her series titled

Nilbar Güreş (1977 –)

Explore the evocative works of nilbar güreş, a Turkish artist based in Vienna. Her art examines female identity, Muslim women in Europe & domestic/public spaces through bold imagery.

O ovom umetničkom delu

  • Naslov: Open Phone Booth
  • Umetnik: Nilbar Güreş
  • Godina: 2011
  • Prvobitne dimenzije: 79.0 x 78.0 cm
  • Format: Panoramic
  • Status autorskih prava: Zaštićeno autorskim pravima
  • Pokret: Contemporary
  • Kontekst korpusa: exploration of power, identity & oppression
  • Glavna boja: Phthalo Green
  • Ključne reči: dark textile art, geometric patterns, identity art piece

Često postavljana pitanja

Kako je izgrađena koloristička kompozicija dela „Open Phone Booth”, autor Nilbar Güreş?

U delu "Open Phone Booth", Statement kontrast je uparen sa Balanced Harmony harmonijom.

Koji je koloristički identitet dela „Open Phone Booth”, autor Nilbar Güreş?

„Open Phone Booth”, autor Nilbar Güreş koristi Neutrals paletu, pri čemu je Phthalo Green (#151419) dominantna boja.

Na koji način se "Open Phone Booth" uklapa u teme i stil umetnika Nilbar Güreş?

„Open Phone Booth“ pripada Contemporary periodu stvaralaštka umetnika Nilbar Güreş, čije su upečatljive teme obuhvatale exploration of power, resistance through form, symbolic narrative, persian miniature, islamic art traditions, textile craftsmanship, identity & oppression, social inequality.

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