MARIKO MORI
Higher Being IX, 2014
Fujiflex, lucite frame
diameter: 48 inches (121.9 cm)
depth: 3 inches (7.6 cm)
edition of 6 with 2 APs (#5/6)
the work is accompanied by a signed certificate of authenticity
MMo-60.5
Art Basel Hong Kong
Booth 1B17
March 29 – 31, 2019
Sean Kelly is delighted to return to Art Basel Hong Kong for the ninth consecutive year, where we will present a carefully curated, dynamic presentation of photography, painting, sculpture and works on paper by a selection of gallery artists. Featuring work by gallery artists including, Marina Abramović, Julian Charrière, Jose Dávila, Antony Gormley, Rebecca Horn, Tehching Hsieh, Callum Innes, Idris Khan, Hugo McCloud, Landon Metz, Mariko Mori, Sam Moyer, Shahzia Sikander, Janaina Tschäpe, Liu Wei, and Sun Xun, our booth will reflect the rigor and aesthetic quality that the gallery represents in the international contemporary art community
Jose Dávila
Art Basel Encounters
Jose Dávila, Homage to the Square, 2019
Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre
For Encounters, we will present a dynamic installation of sixteen suspended kinetic mobile sculptures by Jose Dávila as a single installation which continues the artist’s ongoing series entitled Homage to the Square. The multicolored sculptures will hang overhead at varying heights, enabling visitors to walk under and among the gently moving objects. Homage to the Square reflects on the legacy and influence of Bauhaus artist, Josef Albers and his renowned theories on the perception and interaction of colour through a mathematically determined format of squares. To celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Bauhaus school founded in Weimer, Germany, Dávila brings Albers work to life as he animates the square into a three-dimensional object that is constantly in motion.
Julian Charrière
Art Basel Hong Kong - Short Film Program ‘With or Without People’ Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre | Room N101A
Thursday, March 28, 4 - 5pm
Julian Charrière, Ever Since We Crawled Out, 2018
The five films in 'With or Without People' explore some of the most pressing issues in contemporary times. Julian Charrière appropriates found footage of falling trees to construct a melancholic relationship between humanity and the world.
