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Danger! High Voltage Detail
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| Heat War |
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Life's a Brick
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Radiator Sufer
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| Iceburg |
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Breaking Into the Blue
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| Children of the Vines |
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| At the End of the Rainbow |
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| It's a Bear's Life |
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| The Meaning of Green |
My installations evolve naturally in
relation to each new space with a minimal use of materials.
I’m interested in inciting a sense of
dislocation by deconstructing spaces to reflect shadows and memories of
unfamiliar landscapes, interrupted vistas, and unexpected obstacles. I envision
my installations as a sculptural playground that blurs the lines between
artwork and setting.
In my playground, one experiences
boundless sense of space, motion, emotion, and freedom for interpretation.
There is no place for replication. Each vision is fleeting like a moment of
thought in time.
I aim to explore a visual
state of union between multi-cultural fabled anecdotes, surreal narratives, and
the role of anthropocentrism in the contemporary cosmic world.
In my drawings, a variety
of characters carry out individual ventures and experiences. There are no
central roles; only participants performing a conceptual play of free
association and speculation. And all contribute to a singular theme: an uncanny
vision of the bridge connecting parallel dimensions and time.
About
Chuyen Huynh is a
Vietnamese-American artist who is currently living and working in Brooklyn, NY.
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