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Lot 126 The artist sees the ricefields as extensive pastures of tranquillity. The ricefields become a natural place of slowing down, they practically grow against hectic, bring de-acceleration. Diving into these fields means to subordinate oneself to a different rhythm, a rhythm full of quiet concentration.
The whole equals more than the sum of its parts. The structured canvas consists of endless skin-like strips of paper turning into painted sediments. Just like a ricefield is more than the sum of the stems of the rice plants, the process used by SEO turns the additive set of paper-strips and coats of colour into painting of complex contemplation.
(Yellow and the Meditate Beauty of the Ricefield, Jeannot Simmen, Von Lintel Gallery, New York 2006 p. 7).
The whole equals more than the sum of its parts. The structured canvas consists of endless skin-like strips of paper turning into painted sediments. Just like a ricefield is more than the sum of the stems of the rice plants, the process used by SEO turns the additive set of paper-strips and coats of colour into painting of complex contemplation.
(Yellow and the Meditate Beauty of the Ricefield, Jeannot Simmen, Von Lintel Gallery, New York 2006 p. 7).
SEO (b.1977)
Die Grosse Reisernte
Closed13 December 2007
Price Realised
GBP 48,500