Displacing and condensation are the basic jobs of dreams in freudian terms. Beyond that, I deeply honor the Great spirit of Collage awakened by Surrealism in Modern times and its practice has been my main artistic field and path for lucid dreams.
Here these pictures by Wolfe von Lenkiewicz reveal its potency in a magnificent and disturbing way renewing our inexhaustible diving in Alice's wells and hells. Picture like that “re-sequence” cultural material decanted in our collective experience and open doors not just for the repressed unconscious or the collective archetypes but to the search for the alchemy of eternal creation and transformation. I love that. Brings pure alicinatory state.
" Wolfe von Lenkiewicz is an artist who employs some of the most well-known imagery in the history of art to create startling new forms that appear strangely familiar to the viewer – “re-sequencing” iconic works into contemporary pieces with a technique that intentionally mirrors that of genetic manipulation. For his forthcoming exhibition I Have An Excellent Idea Let’s Change The Subject he has re-sequenced John Tenniel’s classic illustrations from Alice In Wonderland, creating a heroine who references everything from the mysteries of alchemy to the cubist abstraction of Picasso. "
found at My Life in Violet
Wolfe von Lenkiewicz
01: ... NOTHING BUT A PACK OF CARDS (LENK 2011 025)
Pencil on Japanese restoration paper 73 x 56 cm 2011
Wolfe von Lenkiewicz
02: THE WEEPING DUCHESS (LENK 2011 056)
Pencil on Japanese restoration paper 73 x 56 cm 2011
Wolfe von Lenkiewicz
07: TRANSITORY WINDOW DRAWING (LENK 2011 041)
Pencil on Japanese restoration paper 73 x 56 cm 2011
"Wolfe von Lenkiewicz (born 1966) is a British artist known for his artistic reconfigurations of well-known imageries from art history and visual culture to create ambiguous compositions that question art historical discourses.He lives and works in London."
Wikipedia
thanks to Joel Birenbaum and "Alice150: Celebrating Wonderland"
Here these pictures by Wolfe von Lenkiewicz reveal its potency in a magnificent and disturbing way renewing our inexhaustible diving in Alice's wells and hells. Picture like that “re-sequence” cultural material decanted in our collective experience and open doors not just for the repressed unconscious or the collective archetypes but to the search for the alchemy of eternal creation and transformation. I love that. Brings pure alicinatory state.
" Wolfe von Lenkiewicz is an artist who employs some of the most well-known imagery in the history of art to create startling new forms that appear strangely familiar to the viewer – “re-sequencing” iconic works into contemporary pieces with a technique that intentionally mirrors that of genetic manipulation. For his forthcoming exhibition I Have An Excellent Idea Let’s Change The Subject he has re-sequenced John Tenniel’s classic illustrations from Alice In Wonderland, creating a heroine who references everything from the mysteries of alchemy to the cubist abstraction of Picasso. "
found at My Life in Violet
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"Nursery Alice"
Sir. John Tenniel, 1890.
"Portrait of Maya with her Doll".
Pablo Picasso, 1938.
"Nursery Alice"
Sir. John Tenniel, 1890.
Wolfe von Lenkiewicz
"Seated Woman"
Pablo Picasso, 1937
"Nursery Alice"
Sir. John Tenniel, 1890.
Wolfe von Lenkiewicz
Alchemical wedding
Wolfe von Lenkiewicz
Francis Bacon
Diego Velazquez. Pope Innocent, 1650.
Francis Bacon. Study after Velazquez's Portrait of Pop Innocent, 1953.
Wolfe von Lenkiewicz
01: ... NOTHING BUT A PACK OF CARDS (LENK 2011 025)
Pencil on Japanese restoration paper 73 x 56 cm 2011
02: THE WEEPING DUCHESS (LENK 2011 056)
Pencil on Japanese restoration paper 73 x 56 cm 2011
Wolfe von Lenkiewicz
07: TRANSITORY WINDOW DRAWING (LENK 2011 041)
Pencil on Japanese restoration paper 73 x 56 cm 2011
find More A-maze-ing Alice inpiredo work on:
wolfevonlenkiewicz.comWikipedia
thanks to Joel Birenbaum and "Alice150: Celebrating Wonderland"
Know another “re-sequenced” Alices.
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