Lygia C Clark's work will be celebrated at an exhibition at Guggenheim Bilbao. Clark was a pioneer in abstract art and considered painting a field for experimentation. Clark lived from 1948 to 1958. We will be looking at a few her masterpieces. Here are some highlights. We hope you find this inspiring and will be inspired to discover more about the fascinating artist.
Relational Objects
Relational objects were a series of sculptural objects meant to enhance the somatic experience via physical interaction. The objects were made from basic materials with simple skills and became part the aesthetics of precarity. These works were often considered domestic technology because they were created with the help of a group.
Cannibalistic Slobber
Lygia Clark's Cannibastic Slobber, a piece made of saliva and thread, is an artifact. It is a terrifying, yet playful experience that explores unconscious knowledge and the relationship between body and mind. Participants are accepted as part a web that surrounds them. A performance piece of this kind was created for the opening of the MoMA, but it has since lost its importance.
Stone and Air
Lygia Clark's "Stone and Air" is a sensory object that is shaped by the participants. The experience of each participant is like childbirth. An elastic band was given to the artist to protect her wrist, and she broke it in an episode of personal crisis. The work seems to have healing properties because it replicates the movement that life makes. The stone is filled with air and moves in rhythm with the breath of the participant.
Pedro e ar
Lygia a Clark began exploring the relationship between surface and objecthood during the Neo Concrete period. Superficies Moduladas, a series she began painting in the 1950s, shows a shift away from her original understanding of the figure/background relation. Ferreira Gullar, the group’s spokesperson, was influential on her. But she continued to question them. She explored the relationship between the objecthood and the surface in her subsequent work.
New Objectivity
Lygia Clark was a Brazilian born in Belo Horizonte (Minas Gerais), Brazil in 1920. Clark received an artistic education in Rio de Janeiro when she was a young girl. Clark completed a Paris art course and studied with Arpad Szenes and Fernand Leger, modern masters. In 1954, she had her first solo exhibition at the Institut Endoplastique. Her art is a rare blend of the aesthetic and sensual.
New Objectivity 2
The New Objectivity is the most prominent concept movement in art. Clark has pursued this idea in her work for over 40 year. The result is works of art which challenge traditional perceptions. Clark was a student of Pierre Fedida, a renowned psychiatrist, in Paris during the 1970s. Her investigational process coincided with groundbreaking events in the world, including the May 1968 events in France. During this period, Clark became increasingly critical of art institutions and began to think of her work as abandoning traditional art-making methods. Clark received psychoanalysis from Pierre Fedida (a psychiatrist) in the middle of the 1970s. The therapy was eventually stopped.
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