While I was bartending at the Mustafa Hotel in Kabul, Afghanistan, I met Luis Rafael Berrios-Negron, an artist who came over to do some public art with the Kabul University art dept.
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http://www.endi.com/XStatic/endi/template/nota.aspx?n=35015
The spot selected was on top of hill with a pool the Russians built. We covered a sign with green fabric. Photos by Massoud Hosseini, music by Ahmad Zahir, "To ba yak dashte por az gol."
Hi Sculptor1965, It sounds like you hqve been there and perhaps for you was an easier enviroment. But for me, Kabul, although was indeed an inspiring place, it was also very difficult to get things accomplished for what I would think are obvious reasons. I would love to see any work of this kind you have made so I perhaps can learn from your practice(s).
floucontimba 3 years ago
All the great and interesting things in Kabul to draw inspiration from and they do a giant cloth? I guess if they do something that casts a shadow that has no use-lights out for you.
sculptor1965 3 years ago
This artist currently has an exhibition in Berlin that includes material from Kabul - check it out: programonline (dot) de/nonspheres (dot) html
chicplastique 4 years ago
my best wishes to you all in kabul. i stayed in 2005 at the university of fine arts at kabul as a lecturer for sculpture and video. i recognized some of the faces, how amazing!!keep on working, art will change your live, and art will change the system, art is able to change everything!!!! love 'n peace 'n respect!
barrelburst 4 years ago
this swimming pool is the only present of sovjet union to us
this was build on the top of a hill in medel of kabul
nejrab 4 years ago
nice
GaNgStA9277 4 years ago
When was this ?
nadialejandra 5 years ago