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Valentines Day with a twist… Anatomical Neon is a series of blown glass lights in the shape of a heart (and other organs) by Jessica Lloyd-Jones who focuses attention on how energy is used by the human body.
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Completion date: August, 2012
Location: St-Petersburg, Russia,”Taiga” space.
Technique: silkscreen, neon lettering.“How long is now” - the question unanswered in the form of graffiti on the wall of the legendary Berlin squat Tacheles, which became a symbol of independent Berlin of the ’90s. But how to get an answer to this question and go further to the understanding of ongoing existence? The main line of my exhibition was an artistic answer to that is to stop focusing on the moment of “now” and approve its permanent presence. Hope and romantic urge ,contained in the actual approval of the “now is right now”, - is a confident voice of a generation that can be witnessed in the “Taiga”,the liveliest self-initiated, non-institutional open cultural project space of St. Petersburg. After the exhibition ended, the site-specific neon installation “Now is just right now”, like a lighthouse that indicates new horizons, remained in the backyard of “Taiga” space contributing to the formation of a new self-identity of St. Petersburg art scene in a global context.
You Are A Saint by Yochai Matos
Forget the good deeds and being heavenly ordained, all you really need to achieve Sainthood is a set of fluorescent tube lights cleverly arranged on the wall. After that, it’s just up to you to decide what you’re going to advocate in Heaven… personally, I’m going to be the Patron Saint of Pizza Rolls.
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TIME’S ARROW
As I was assembling my team to execute NOW as a fully formed reality I had already scheduled a presentation of new sculpture. TIME’S ARROW is both the title of my most recent show (May 11, 2012) and of the body of work NOW is a part of. For this exhibition I wanted to show the pieces that were in conversation with NOW and I needed to attempt a smaller version of the final work.
The maquette in this image is 6’ in diameter. Here you can see the impression of viewing the top and bottom sections as related, yet distinct entities, and how the lower glass (the tubes are white and are painted 2/3 in circumference with shades of black, white and gray) elements cloak the wall in white.
I was also blown away at people’s response to seeing all of the ‘guts’ displayed as the cords and transformers were fully viewable. This positive response would directly influence how the full-sized version of NOW was technically designed and executed. In addition, it was a direct way to communicate the solid ideas that forge the backbone of this media-sprawling, definitive area of concentration.
No Guts No Glory | Ruby Anemic | 2012 | Installation | De Buck Gallery
