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DANH VŌ

We the people

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YEAR2011
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ABOUT THE ARTWORK

Danh Vō's work "We the People" is a contemplative exploration of the meaning of symbolism and power. From the fragments of a giant hand, meticulously assembled from thin sheets of copper (or copper alloy), the artist skillfully transforms the seemingly rough material into a sensual form. The characteristic reddish-brown color of copper, when interacting with natural light filtering through the window, creates rich color gradients and dramatic shadows, highlighting each curve and intricate joint. The fragmented composition not only showcases masterful sculpting technique but also portrays a postmodern style, imbued with a message about the greatness and fragility of collective ideals. The work invites viewers to reflect on the creation, destruction, and the ever-changing cycle of human values.

DIMENSIONSN/A
YEAR2011
ORIGINVietnam/Đan Mạch
CERTIFICATECertificate of authenticity included

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Danh Vō

Danh Vō

(1975 – )

Danh Vō (born 1975) is a prominent international contemporary artist, celebrated for his profound conceptual practice that examines migration histories and power structures through both personal and global lenses. His oeuvre challenges conventional notions of postcolonial identity, memory, and preservation, frequently employing historical artifacts and minimalist installations to forge potent spaces for dialogue, prompting contemplation on the value and vulnerability of cultural legacies. Vō stands as a crucial voice in contemporary art, reshaping our understanding of the complex interplay between past, present, and future.

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