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Author
Wang, YageKeyword
Research Subject Categories::HUMANITIES and RELIGION::Aesthetic subjects::ArtIdentity (Philosophical concept) in art
Identity (Psychology) in art
Ceramics
Ceramic Exhibitions
Porcelain
Painting
Date Published
2021-08
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Depictions of ceramic objects in European and American oil paintings are appropriated onto porcelain forms that look like stretched canvases. I explore the relationship between east and west through re-interpretation of western artifacts based on my own projection without permission. Collectively, they are an obnoxious attempt to insert my identity into a history that had already identified and fetishized “me”. My identity retold in sculptural forms are grand, inflated, boastful, and full of insecurity.The following license files are associated with this item:
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