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Do Ho Suh Drawings

Name: Do Ho Suh Drawings
Brand: Prestel
SKU: 02757944
Price: 70.19 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Rochelle Steiner
ISBN: 9783791353838

Rochelle Steiner

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 02757944

Publishers Prestel, October 2014

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Libristo code: 02757944

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Do Ho Suh's hugely popular installations have been drawing audiences around the world for more than two decades. Their themes of displacement, transience, and longing reflect the artist's own nomadic existence as a Korean emigre. Now this unique volume, which contains numerous previously unpublished drawings and sketches, reveals not only the genesis of Suh's sculptural and installation pieces but also his efforts to translate his artistic motivations to paper using a variety of traditional and non-traditional media. Grouped thematically around ideas of self-exploration, relationships, home, states of transition and Karma, the book features works in pencil, airbrush, watercolour, rubbings, architectural renderings and "thread drawings," which are sewn and embedded into handmade pulp. In addition, sketches from the artist's private notebooks show the inception points for the germination of his ideas. This book also includes three essays focusing on Suh's personal journeys, his architectural drawings and paper sculpture.