The name of the exhibition I visited was the Transformed Vision
exhibition held at the Tate Modern. There were many artists such as
Thomas Hirscharn, Germaine Richier, Allan sekula, Mark Rothko, Miyako
Ishiuchi and Gerald richler. I Observed this exhibition was very war
orientated and as the exhibition progressed it told a story. My
immediate reaction was that from the beginning the pieces were very bold
and created a very gloomy and dark atmosphere which conveyed very deep
emotion and it felt to me like depression. Emotion as to be expected
made frequent appearances throughout although a piece that undoubtedly
caught my eye was a piece by Thomas Hirscharn found at the entrance of
the exhibition I found this sculpture very captivating as it was made
from everyday materials but looked like deformed figures which made me
feel quite emotional. There are connections between he work in this
exhibition and my work. This exhibition shocks and provokes a public
reaction through some of its horrific imagery and I enjoy making work to
enhance a public reaction and I future I hope to create more emotive
work. Overall I don't think this exhibition requires a open mind as it
draws in the sympathy of the audience.
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