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Ingrid Pui Yee Chu looks at the practice of Nadim Abbas, whose mixed media installations explore the subtle and unseen structures that define urban living.
Distance makes the he/#art grow fonder -- sharing some cosmic (art) energy through recent #writing while offering #Insight into the work of #HongKong #artist #NadimAbbas
Vitrine Gallery :: Nadim Abbas :: Camoufleur :: 01:03 -15/04/2017 Abbas draws on the figure of the ‘Otaku’ or ‘Hikikomori’, both terms that originate in Japan and describe stereotypes of socially ill-equipped, middle-aged males who isolate themselves in a world of #manga and #anime consumption. #MuseumRoadTrip #jaykoe #vitrinegallery #NadimAbbas #hongKong #london #camouflage #isolation #military #wartimes #videogames #performance #insect #present & #invisible #domesticity (at Bermondsey Square)
FEATURED ARTIST: Nadim Abbas, #4, 2016. Cosplay helmet mounted on green screen / cyclorama. Dimensions variable. Image courtesy of Luke Casey and the artist.
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FEATURED ARTIST: Nadim Abbas, Zone I, 2014. Lightweight concrete, robotic vacuum cleaner, rug, skirting board, house paint. Dimensions variable. Courtesy the artist.
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FEATURED ARTIST: Nadim Abbas, Tetra-safe, 2013. Stainless steel, glass, tap water, AquaSafe. Dimensions variable. Courtesy the artist.
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FEATURED ARTIST: Nadim Abbas, Chambre 666 “Coppola”, 2015. Mixed media. Dimensions variable. Courtesy the artist.
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FEATURED ARTIST: Nadim Abbas
Nadim Abbas is a visual artist. His work explores technologies of perception, culminating in the construction of complex set pieces where objects exist in an ambiguous relationship with their own image, and bodies succumb to the seduction of space.
Nadim Abbas (b.1980, Hong Kong) lives and works in Hong Kong. He studied at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, Chelsea College of Art & Design, and received a Master of Philosophy from the University of Hong Kong. In 2014, Abbas was awarded with the Asian Cultural Council Altius Fellowship and the HK Arts Development Award (Young Artist / Visual Arts). Recent exhibitions include: The Last Vehicle, UCCA, Beijing; 2015 Triennial: Surround Audience, New Museum, New York; Unseen Existence, HK Arts Centre, Hong Kong; Going, going, until I meet the tide, Busan Biennale 2014; The Part In The Story Where A Part Becomes A Part Of Something Else, Witte de With, Rotterdam; and Tetraphilia, Third Floor Hermés, Singapore.
Nadim Abbas, The Last Vehicle, 2016. Mixed media installation with durational performance. Dimensions variable. Courtesy of the artist.
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