Episode #061: In his Berlin studio, Arturo Herrera discusses his relationship to creating abstract collages and images. Herrera takes the process of abstraction a step further by photographing fragments of his collages, such as in the work "Untitled" (2005), a series of 80 black and white photographs. He submerges the undeveloped film in hot and cold water, coffee, and tea, creating unpredictable results when printed. Editing the photos into a grid of images, Herrera creates a work thats greater than its individual parts.
For Arturo Herrera, abstraction is a language rooted in the practice of assembling and composing fragments. Herrera collects illustrated books, comics, and paint-by-number paintings, cutting and splicing them into new forms. He also creates his own source material by fragmenting drawings, watercolors, and shapes made by applying paint directly from the tube. Herrera collages all of these elements together, pasting them together to create a new whole.
Learn more about Arturo Herrera: http://www.art21.org/artists/arturo-herrera
VIDEO | Producer: Wesley Miller and Nick Ravich. Interview: Susan Sollins. Camera & Sound: Terry Doe and Leigh Crisp. Editor: Jenny Chiurco. Artwork Courtesy: Arturo Herrera.
I like how hes work, but Im think its to mechanics like analitics.
good vid.
ReplicaChile 1 year ago
his is missing the point
everybody working something everyday
and get "results"
"...any impact", come on!
slobinsan 2 years ago
Absolutely wonderful...I love Art:21...gorky...I will check out his old work.
Icreatemore 2 years ago
he's taking a more minimalist approach. i think he's a good artist
leyway 2 years ago 2
he's lost his touch... his older work was the bomb.
gorky808 2 years ago
pretty cool
MammuthRepublik 2 years ago 2