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 Razvan Ion and Eugen Radescu

 Razvan Ion
 Eugen Radescu
 Dana Altman


 
hidden_identities 
by Dana Altman
hidden_identities [ 05/09/03 ]
 
Razvan Ion and Eugen Radescu
The Relative Aesthetics of Photography
The Relative Aesthetics
of Photography
[ 02/08/03 ]



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The Relative Aesthetics of Photography
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By Razvan Ion and Eugen Radescu The easiest accessible example related to artwork and relativism is the expression “the art of beauty” and “beauty” itself. Beauty is the essence of aesthetic relativism, as well as the concept of ugliness. Who makes such a statement? Is it not an incorporation of a personal system of reference into a private aesthetic code? Is it not the aesthetic relationship of a personal relationship between viewer and artwork, the object itself? [ read more ] 
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The Relative Aesthetics of Photography
By Razvan Ion and Eugen Radescu

 Razvan Ion and Eugen Radescu
Razvan Ion and Eugen Radescu
· Razvan Ion is a visual artist & writer. He published prose, essays and photography. He is founder & editor of the contemporary art magazine Artphoto www.artphoto.ro. He lives and works in Bucharest. You can find out more about him at www.razvanion.com
Eugen Radescu is theoretician and writer. He has published studies and essays. He is a video section editor of the contemporary art magazine Artphoto and Dilema. He lives and work in Bucharest. You can find out more about him at www.eradescu.com

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International Center for Contemporary Arts
S.P.A.C.E. Gallery
Bucharest, Romania

05/09/03 - 05/30/03

 
Razvan Ion

 
Razvan Ion

Razvan Ion - hidden_identities - photography, videography, video
curated by Dana Altman, New York
The International Center for Contemporary Art, SPACE Gallery, is pleased to present the photography, videography and video exhibition of the artist Razvan Ion in the period May 9 - 30, 2003. The new series of photographs by Razvan Ion, hidden_identities, expresses his permanent search for the hidden self, the identity threatened by a world of ready-made symbols. His photographs are fragments of an intensely lyrical, sad reality, raising dramatic questions about the role of the artist in a world where conventionality is the rule and truth is just a hollow dictionary definition. The permanent play between clarity and blur serves as a powerful technique to accentuate the conceptual structure of his photography. The result is an image of disturbing beauty, haunting the viewer with its unanswered questions. His new series of images represents the history of personal introspection, a narrative where the artist is the main character, looking for a new personal identity, which must be uncovered step by step, by discarding redundant detail and looking for authenticity. The multiple artistic identities, which reveal facets of daily experience, are apparently invisible but in fact codes that can help decode this complex and multilayered universe.

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curator of the exhibition and author of the essay ‘Hidden Identities, is a theoretician, writer and curator. She read linguistics and text theory in Exeter College, Oxford, UK and holds a doctorate in linguistics. Since 1997, she lives and works in New York City, where she writes about the contemporary artistic phenomenon and is assistant director of Westwood Gallery, SoHo. She is the author of a volume of poetics and at the present moment works on a book about contemporary art. She is a board member and permanent collaborator of the contemporary art magazine ArtPhoto


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submission date: February 08, 2003


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