Tai Hwa Goh “Asymmetry”
New York Art Residency & Studios Foundation (NARS)
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NARS Project Space
Asymmetry is an open expression of Tai Hwa’s recent interest in the tensions between opposites. Though my images evolve from biological forms, the color is not biologically natural but rather artificial and exaggerated. It is with this similar approach that she uses hand crafted traditional printmaking method but also incorporate manufactured party balls, Styrofoam pipes and cement cast. Tai Hwa creates layered installations from printed and cut paper. “I cut, fold, layer, and form the hand-printed paper into three-dimensional objects that engage with the architecture of a space. With my large scale “party-balls” installation, I construct tubes, pipes, and balls brimming with fluid-like stands of paper as a metaphor of the cycle of the body, industrial machinery and natural phenomena, as well as the endless processes of growth and decay, the intersection between a joyful organic form and industrial human- made realm.”
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Schedule
from April 05, 2019 to April 24, 2019
Opening Reception on 2019-04-05 from 18:00 to 20:00