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In partnership with the Philippine Embassy in Singapore and Philippine Art Trek III,
Sunjin Galleries presents “System Revisited,” a solo exhibition by Filipina artist Clairelynn Uy from November 7 to 21, 2009. This is Uy’s 11th solo exhibition and her first outside Manila.
“System Revisited” showcases the artist’s intensely-colored oil on canvas paintings. Uy says that her paintings “span the range of the perceptive and the judicious portrayal to the bizarre and the spectacular.” She is well-known for her series on toys facing different real-life situations : action figures, dolls and stuffed toys performing mundane everyday tasks to being challenged by more precarious propositions. In “System Revisited,” she combines these inanimate objects with colorful backgrounds of dialogues inspired by comic books. “In my works, living issues and actual situations abound that provoke a compelling honesty and existential urgency to subliminal and subconscious currents and contradictions that are too often ignored as the course of life flows with its repetitive nature.”
Sunjin Galleries presents “System Revisited,” a solo exhibition by Filipina artist Clairelynn Uy from November 7 to 21, 2009. This is Uy’s 11th solo exhibition and her first outside Manila.
“System Revisited” showcases the artist’s intensely-colored oil on canvas paintings. Uy says that her paintings “span the range of the perceptive and the judicious portrayal to the bizarre and the spectacular.” She is well-known for her series on toys facing different real-life situations : action figures, dolls and stuffed toys performing mundane everyday tasks to being challenged by more precarious propositions. In “System Revisited,” she combines these inanimate objects with colorful backgrounds of dialogues inspired by comic books. “In my works, living issues and actual situations abound that provoke a compelling honesty and existential urgency to subliminal and subconscious currents and contradictions that are too often ignored as the course of life flows with its repetitive nature.”
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