4. A Sudden Liberating ThoughtA Sudden Liberating Thought
HENNING OLAV ESPEDALHENNING OLAV ESPEDAL
Curated by Bjørn Inge FollevaagCurated by Bjørn Inge Follevaag
豁然开朗豁然开朗 海宁·奥拉夫·艾斯佩达海宁·奥拉夫·艾斯佩达 策展人:毕昂·弗勒沃戈策展人:毕昂·弗勒沃戈
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6. My current work explores the cosmic perspective byMy current work explores the cosmic perspective by
juxtaposing it with my immediate and earthboundjuxtaposing it with my immediate and earthbound
environment. This exploration is founded in theenvironment. This exploration is founded in the
laws of physics as well as in obscure mystery, andlaws of physics as well as in obscure mystery, and
embedded in the shroud of abstraction. I strive toembedded in the shroud of abstraction. I strive to
give these hybrid ideas a humanized form. Most ofgive these hybrid ideas a humanized form. Most of
the pieces in this show were conceived by turningthe pieces in this show were conceived by turning
observations from my immediate surroundings intoobservations from my immediate surroundings into
sculpture, sound, installation and painting. Further,sculpture, sound, installation and painting. Further,
the instrumental function of these pieces comes tothe instrumental function of these pieces comes to
life when it can stimulate to a contemplation onlife when it can stimulate to a contemplation on
the magnitude of macrocosm, shifting the attentionthe magnitude of macrocosm, shifting the attention
from the personal to the cosmic perspective. Ifrom the personal to the cosmic perspective. I
envision a passage, through my own mind andenvision a passage, through my own mind and
towards what lies beyond — “The percept is thetowards what lies beyond — “The percept is the
landscape before man, in the absence of man.”landscape before man, in the absence of man.”
((Deleuze & Guattari, Qu'est-ce que la philosophie?Deleuze & Guattari, Qu'est-ce que la philosophie?
19911991))
PREFACE: A Sudden Liberating ThoughtPREFACE: A Sudden Liberating Thought
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7. exhibition and walk down the street: evident onexhibition and walk down the street: evident on
the days when the smog envelops the city andthe days when the smog envelops the city and
you experience the light but distinct physicalyou experience the light but distinct physical
discomfort of inhaling the densely polluted air. Adiscomfort of inhaling the densely polluted air. A
potent reminder that the image of a dystopic future,potent reminder that the image of a dystopic future,
residing in our collective imagination, in manyresiding in our collective imagination, in many
ways exists as a current reality.ways exists as a current reality.
Today the air quality again reached hazardousToday the air quality again reached hazardous
levels. Looking out through the windows one mightlevels. Looking out through the windows one might
imagine emancipation in the form of a strong,imagine emancipation in the form of a strong,
liberating wind, which sweeps the city clean. Weliberating wind, which sweeps the city clean. We
all know better days will come, as a temporaryall know better days will come, as a temporary
reprieve — days when the contour of the Yanreprieve — days when the contour of the Yan
mountains again appear as nature's hallmark at themountains again appear as nature's hallmark at the
horizon.horizon.
HENNING OLAV ESPEDALHENNING OLAV ESPEDAL 11. Oct. 201411. Oct. 2014
The exhibition can be seen as an introverted view ofThe exhibition can be seen as an introverted view of
themes spun out of the anthropocentric hypothesis.themes spun out of the anthropocentric hypothesis.
It holds its relevance as a subjective impressionIt holds its relevance as a subjective impression
of the forces unfolding. We, as human beingsof the forces unfolding. We, as human beings
are in a privileged position and hold therefore aare in a privileged position and hold therefore a
responsibility. Not only for the future generationsresponsibility. Not only for the future generations
of our species but for the ecological system as aof our species but for the ecological system as a
whole. One can imagine that, in the end, the Sunwhole. One can imagine that, in the end, the Sun
will devour us all in an inconceivable cataclysmicwill devour us all in an inconceivable cataclysmic
event. A more plausible scenario, however, is thatevent. A more plausible scenario, however, is that
we will cause our own extinction. In the meantime,we will cause our own extinction. In the meantime,
we will all have the chance to prudently influencewe will all have the chance to prudently influence
the course forward.the course forward.
Beijing is an ideal location for my exhibition ABeijing is an ideal location for my exhibition A
Sudden Liberating Thought. Ideal because hereSudden Liberating Thought. Ideal because here
the work extends its impact into an experiencethe work extends its impact into an experience
beyond the walls of the gallery. Bridging the gapbeyond the walls of the gallery. Bridging the gap
between the abstract and reality, as you leave thebetween the abstract and reality, as you leave the
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10. The Norwegian artist Henning Olav EspedalThe Norwegian artist Henning Olav Espedal
addresses themes such as predestination,addresses themes such as predestination,
determinism and the possibility of escape in hisdeterminism and the possibility of escape in his
exhibition “A Sudden Liberating Thought”. Inexhibition “A Sudden Liberating Thought”. In
a monumental, industrial field installation ofa monumental, industrial field installation of
sculptures and sound as well as in his paintings,sculptures and sound as well as in his paintings,
Espedal documents a state of collapse and constantEspedal documents a state of collapse and constant
regeneration.regeneration.
The American artist Robert Smithson made a seriesThe American artist Robert Smithson made a series
of works in Britain, among them the unrealizedof works in Britain, among them the unrealized
“Sprawling Mounds” in which he approached the“Sprawling Mounds” in which he approached the
strip-mining industry in a massive environmentalstrip-mining industry in a massive environmental
art project. The sculptor Roelof Louw wrote an essayart project. The sculptor Roelof Louw wrote an essay
where he imagined how a visit to such a site wouldwhere he imagined how a visit to such a site would
unfold: Visiting the project was like “setting out onunfold: Visiting the project was like “setting out on
a pilgrimage to a wasteland” with enormous whitea pilgrimage to a wasteland” with enormous white
mounds of eroded misshapen surfaces of gravelmounds of eroded misshapen surfaces of gravel
A Sudden Liberating ThoughtA Sudden Liberating Thought
Curated by Bjørn Inge FollevaagCurated by Bjørn Inge Follevaag
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11. In their work Dialectic of Enlightenment (1944) theIn their work Dialectic of Enlightenment (1944) the
German philosophers Theodor W. Adorno and MaxGerman philosophers Theodor W. Adorno and Max
Horkheimer, writing from their exile in the US,Horkheimer, writing from their exile in the US,
stated: “What we had set out to do was nothing lessstated: “What we had set out to do was nothing less
than to explain why humanity, instead of enteringthan to explain why humanity, instead of entering
a truly human state, is sinking into a new kind ofa truly human state, is sinking into a new kind of
barbarism”. The alienation in our modern times isbarbarism”. The alienation in our modern times is
seen as rooted in the instrumentality of reason andseen as rooted in the instrumentality of reason and
technological manipulation as a precursor to thetechnological manipulation as a precursor to the
entire history of mankind. But in our times, theyentire history of mankind. But in our times, they
write, it is no longer rooted in a specific historicalwrite, it is no longer rooted in a specific historical
formation, but has become blind. And yet, as theformation, but has become blind. And yet, as the
philosopher Sloterdijk notices, «humans are beingsphilosopher Sloterdijk notices, «humans are beings
that cannot not practice». The vita active is the waythat cannot not practice». The vita active is the way
of being-in-the-world, it resides deep inside theof being-in-the-world, it resides deep inside the
human psyché. So how to act better? As Adornohuman psyché. So how to act better? As Adorno
wrote in Minima Moralia (1951): «Life is not yetwrote in Minima Moralia (1951): «Life is not yet
life», das Leben leben niche.life», das Leben leben niche.
and rubble in an abominable mess – “a place whereand rubble in an abominable mess – “a place where
social values have fallen into disorder, where wealthsocial values have fallen into disorder, where wealth
has turned into waste”. [From the article To the Endshas turned into waste”. [From the article To the Ends
of the Earth: Art and Environment (2012) Tate.org.of the Earth: Art and Environment (2012) Tate.org.
uk] What Smithson refers to is the term entropy; auk] What Smithson refers to is the term entropy; a
doctrine of inevitable decline and degeneration indoctrine of inevitable decline and degeneration in
which our use of resources and raw material at somewhich our use of resources and raw material at some
stage cannot rely on recycling. He says ”there's astage cannot rely on recycling. He says ”there's a
kind of equation between the enjoyment of life andkind of equation between the enjoyment of life and
waste. Probably the opposite of waste is luxury. Bothwaste. Probably the opposite of waste is luxury. Both
waste and luxury tend to be useless”.waste and luxury tend to be useless”.
Espedal approaches the concept of entropy throughEspedal approaches the concept of entropy through
painting and gives us here a panoramic view ofpainting and gives us here a panoramic view of
entropic forces in action. The distant view leads usentropic forces in action. The distant view leads us
to reflect on our position as part of a larger cosmicto reflect on our position as part of a larger cosmic
story as well as our day to day life by using bricks,story as well as our day to day life by using bricks,
a familiar illustrative form.a familiar illustrative form.
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12. outside their soon to be abandoned houses, Muoutside their soon to be abandoned houses, Mu
Chen+Shao Yinong portray assembly halls in ruralChen+Shao Yinong portray assembly halls in rural
villages falling into disrepair, Wang Qingsongvillages falling into disrepair, Wang Qingsong
with his “Follow Me” blackboard of logos of majorwith his “Follow Me” blackboard of logos of major
international corporations, Yao Lu with his beautifulinternational corporations, Yao Lu with his beautiful
classical Chinese landscapes made from waste atclassical Chinese landscapes made from waste at
construction sites, or as in the works of Jin Jiangboconstruction sites, or as in the works of Jin Jiangbo
whose images depict abandoned productionwhose images depict abandoned production
facilities which are no longer profitable.facilities which are no longer profitable. (“Never(“Never
Equal Distance to the Moon”, Stiftelsen314.com)Equal Distance to the Moon”, Stiftelsen314.com)
In his work Henning Olav Espedal easily falls intoIn his work Henning Olav Espedal easily falls into
a category of concerned artists discussing possiblea category of concerned artists discussing possible
future scenarios. His sculptures have references tofuture scenarios. His sculptures have references to
manmade disasters, to power stations or impendingmanmade disasters, to power stations or impending
danger. In his sound-work we can vaguely registerdanger. In his sound-work we can vaguely register
a faint whisper suggesting that our civilizationa faint whisper suggesting that our civilization
is fading into oblivion. And his brick paintings,is fading into oblivion. And his brick paintings,
where he paints with concrete, carry references towhere he paints with concrete, carry references to
The human impact on the world as such,The human impact on the world as such,
exemplified by the growing human influence onexemplified by the growing human influence on
land use, ecosystems, biodiversity, and speciesland use, ecosystems, biodiversity, and species
extinction have made some geologists suggest thatextinction have made some geologists suggest that
we can replace the holocene with a new geologicalwe can replace the holocene with a new geological
epoch, the anthropocene. There is no turning back,epoch, the anthropocene. There is no turning back,
they say, now it is time to ackowledge how – andthey say, now it is time to ackowledge how – and
to what extent – human activities have had globalto what extent – human activities have had global
impact on the Earth's ecosystems.impact on the Earth's ecosystems.
Many Chinese artists, especially withinMany Chinese artists, especially within
contemporary photography, have addressedcontemporary photography, have addressed
environmental issues in their work. Artists suchenvironmental issues in their work. Artists such
as Hong Hao with his images composed fromas Hong Hao with his images composed from
reassembled wastes, Chi Peng’s images of excessivereassembled wastes, Chi Peng’s images of excessive
and non-sustainable growth, Liu Jin who portraysand non-sustainable growth, Liu Jin who portrays
scaffolds around newly constructed high-risesscaffolds around newly constructed high-rises
in cities, Ma Hongjie with his photographs ofin cities, Ma Hongjie with his photographs of
families with their meager belongings assembledfamilies with their meager belongings assembled
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13. We cannot define the future, yet that is exactly whatWe cannot define the future, yet that is exactly what
our politicians aim to do, by implementing change.our politicians aim to do, by implementing change.
China’s politicians have also changed the future.China’s politicians have also changed the future.
Some would say with tremendous success, butSome would say with tremendous success, but
all will agree that this change has come at a price.all will agree that this change has come at a price.
Former Chairman of the Communist Party, DengFormer Chairman of the Communist Party, Deng
Xiaoping, defined China’s future with the slogan:Xiaoping, defined China’s future with the slogan:
“One change a year, one big change in three years,“One change a year, one big change in three years,
and one unidentifiable transformation in five years.”and one unidentifiable transformation in five years.”
China’s lifting of millions of citizens from poverty toChina’s lifting of millions of citizens from poverty to
affluence is an impressive achievement in itself. Theaffluence is an impressive achievement in itself. The
introduction of a liberal market economy, within theintroduction of a liberal market economy, within the
existing political system, has to a large extent been aexisting political system, has to a large extent been a
success. But the unidentifiable transformation Dengsuccess. But the unidentifiable transformation Deng
speaks of involves massive structural changes to thespeaks of involves massive structural changes to the
social, economic and cultural fabric of China. In thesocial, economic and cultural fabric of China. In the
timespan of less than a generation China has gonetimespan of less than a generation China has gone
from bicycle to car, road to highway, hutong to high-from bicycle to car, road to highway, hutong to high-
rise, enterprise to industry and village to metropolis.rise, enterprise to industry and village to metropolis.
the destruction of heritage, like the demolishing ofthe destruction of heritage, like the demolishing of
China’s hutongs. Their traces are removed. GivingChina’s hutongs. Their traces are removed. Giving
space to superstructures of our time, mastodonts ofspace to superstructures of our time, mastodonts of
concrete, glass and steel -the ruins of the future. Aconcrete, glass and steel -the ruins of the future. A
future based on the concept of perpetual materialfuture based on the concept of perpetual material
growth, which in itself is unsustainable, and itsgrowth, which in itself is unsustainable, and its
inevitable consequence is suffering.inevitable consequence is suffering.
Even if one agrees that ours is a culture dominatedEven if one agrees that ours is a culture dominated
by insensivity to pain and a loss of memory, it isby insensivity to pain and a loss of memory, it is
also true that there is simply no laying to rest thealso true that there is simply no laying to rest the
scars of violence and the ghosts of past suffering.scars of violence and the ghosts of past suffering.
Espedal epitomizes Hegel’s thesis: “as long as thereEspedal epitomizes Hegel’s thesis: “as long as there
is an awareness of suffering among human beingsis an awareness of suffering among human beings
there must also be art as the objective form of thatthere must also be art as the objective form of that
awareness.” But as Viriginia Woolf wrote: “But forawareness.” But as Viriginia Woolf wrote: “But for
pain words are lacking.”pain words are lacking.”
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14. China’s authorities. Some of these issues are alreadyChina’s authorities. Some of these issues are already
being addressed. Affluence increases consumption.being addressed. Affluence increases consumption.
On its current development path food, water, oil, gas,On its current development path food, water, oil, gas,
minerals, transport and energy become commoditiesminerals, transport and energy become commodities
China's population increasingly requires, andChina's population increasingly requires, and
all of these resources are limited in supply. Withall of these resources are limited in supply. With
increased affluence comes increased use of theseincreased affluence comes increased use of these
shared resources, but also increased responsibility.shared resources, but also increased responsibility.
The way we handle our resources, our waste andThe way we handle our resources, our waste and
our environment eventually becomes a question ofour environment eventually becomes a question of
survival. It is a collective responsibility where keysurvival. It is a collective responsibility where key
capitalist elements such as personal gain eventuallycapitalist elements such as personal gain eventually
must yield to the needs of the many.must yield to the needs of the many.
This exhibition by Henning Olav Espedal offers anThis exhibition by Henning Olav Espedal offers an
artist’s perspective on some of the choices we haveartist’s perspective on some of the choices we have
made and what lies ahead.made and what lies ahead.
BJØRN INGE FOLLEVAAGBJØRN INGE FOLLEVAAG Oct. 2014Oct. 2014
An example of the scale of China’s developmentAn example of the scale of China’s development
can be observed in such projects as the Three Riverscan be observed in such projects as the Three Rivers
Dam project or in the flattening of 700 mountains inDam project or in the flattening of 700 mountains in
Lanzhou to build a new metropolis. So perhaps theLanzhou to build a new metropolis. So perhaps the
folk tale about the old peasant Yu Gong, who decidedfolk tale about the old peasant Yu Gong, who decided
to move two inconveniently located mountains awayto move two inconveniently located mountains away
from blocking the entrance to his home, is true: Hefrom blocking the entrance to his home, is true: He
struggled terribly, but ultimately succeeded. Hencestruggled terribly, but ultimately succeeded. Hence
the Chinese idiom “Yu Gong moves the mountains.”the Chinese idiom “Yu Gong moves the mountains.”
China’s role as production hub for the world hasChina’s role as production hub for the world has
also had consequences beyond improving thealso had consequences beyond improving the
population’s living conditions; Consequences forpopulation’s living conditions; Consequences for
its air, water and soil. The never ending desire forits air, water and soil. The never ending desire for
cheap labor and enterprise expansion by the Westcheap labor and enterprise expansion by the West
has also affected China.has also affected China.
The struggle to cope with progress, to foreseeThe struggle to cope with progress, to foresee
possible futures and find solutions, is a vital issue forpossible futures and find solutions, is a vital issue for
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15. 挪威艺术家海宁挪威艺术家海宁··奥拉夫奥拉夫··艾斯佩达艾斯佩达((Henning Olav EsHenning Olav Es--
pedalpedal 以下简称:海宁)以下简称:海宁)在他的展览“豁然开朗”在他的展览“豁然开朗”((A SudA Sud--
den Liberating Thoughtden Liberating Thought))中强调了缘分、宿命及遁世的可中强调了缘分、宿命及遁世的可
能性等一系列主题。在其规模惊人的工业雕塑装置作品、能性等一系列主题。在其规模惊人的工业雕塑装置作品、
声音作品以及画作中,海宁展现了一种瓦解和持续再生声音作品以及画作中,海宁展现了一种瓦解和持续再生
的状态。的状态。
美国艺术家罗伯特美国艺术家罗伯特··史密森史密森((Robert SmithsonRobert Smithson))在英国创在英国创
作的一系列作品中,有一件未能实现的“无计划扩展的山作的一系列作品中,有一件未能实现的“无计划扩展的山
丘”丘”((Sprawling MoundsSprawling Mounds))。在该作品中,他通过巨大的环。在该作品中,他通过巨大的环
境艺术项目来表现露天开采行业。雕塑艺术家鲁洛夫·洛境艺术项目来表现露天开采行业。雕塑艺术家鲁洛夫·洛
((Roelof LouwRoelof Louw))在一篇文章中描述了其对于在这个地方在一篇文章中描述了其对于在这个地方
展开参观的设想:参观这个艺术作品仿佛是“开启一段展开参观的设想:参观这个艺术作品仿佛是“开启一段
前往荒原的朝圣之行”,由一片凌乱畸形且被侵蚀的砂砾前往荒原的朝圣之行”,由一片凌乱畸形且被侵蚀的砂砾
和碎石组成的巨大白色土丘——“使社会价值陷入动荡和碎石组成的巨大白色土丘——“使社会价值陷入动荡
骚乱的地方,使财富变得一文不值的地方”骚乱的地方,使财富变得一文不值的地方”(来自文章(来自文章 ToTo
the Ends of the Earth: Art and Environment (2012) Tate.org.the Ends of the Earth: Art and Environment (2012) Tate.org.
豁然开朗 豁然开朗
毕昂·弗勒沃戈毕昂·弗勒沃戈 BJØRN INGE FOLLEVAAGBJØRN INGE FOLLEVAAG
独立策展人独立策展人
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46. HENNING OLAV ESPEDALHENNING OLAV ESPEDAL
Born in 1980 in Gjøvik, Norway.Born in 1980 in Gjøvik, Norway.
Lives and works in Beijing since 2009Lives and works in Beijing since 2009
EDUCATION:EDUCATION:
2004 – 2006 Master in Sculpture2004 – 2006 Master in Sculpture
National College of Art and Design National College of Art and Design
Oslo, Norway Oslo, Norway
2001 – 2004 Bachelor in Metal Art2001 – 2004 Bachelor in Metal Art
National College of Art and Design National College of Art and Design
Oslo, Norway Oslo, Norway
2003 - 2004 Sculpture2003 - 2004 Sculpture
Florence Academy of Art Florence Academy of Art
Florence, Italy Florence, Italy
1999 – 2000 Creative arts1999 – 2000 Creative arts
Nansen Academy Nansen Academy
Lillehammer, Norway Lillehammer, Norway
EXHIBITIONS:EXHIBITIONS:
2014 A SUDDEN LIBERATING THOUGHT2014 A SUDDEN LIBERATING THOUGHT
Amy Li Gallery, Beijing, ChinaAmy Li Gallery, Beijing, China
2013 FOREIGN POSITION 2013 FOREIGN POSITION ShangDong Contemporary, Nanjing, ChinaShangDong Contemporary, Nanjing, China
2013 SHARPER IMAGE II 2013 SHARPER IMAGE II artSTRAND, Provincetown, USAartSTRAND, Provincetown, USA
2012 UNTITLED 2012 UNTITLED Fjordheim Gallery, Biri, NorwayFjordheim Gallery, Biri, Norway
2012 ROOM FOR ART 2012 ROOM FOR ART Peder Balke-Center, Kapp, NorwayPeder Balke-Center, Kapp, Norway
2011 INCUBATOR 2011 INCUBATOR Li-Space, Beijing, ChinaLi-Space, Beijing, China
2011 GLASS 2011 2011 GLASS 2011 Gjøvik ART Association, NorwayGjøvik ART Association, Norway
2010 MIRRORED 2010 MIRRORED True Color Museum, Suzhou, ChinaTrue Color Museum, Suzhou, China
2009 THREE YOUNG ARTISTS 2009 THREE YOUNG ARTISTS Peder Balke-Center, Kapp Norway Peder Balke-Center, Kapp Norway
2008 FIGURATION 2008 FIGURATION Sculpture Arena East, Oslo, NorwaySculpture Arena East, Oslo, Norway
2008 SUMMERSHOW 2008 SUMMERSHOW Svae Gallery, Gjøvik, NorwaySvae Gallery, Gjøvik, Norway
2007 GROUPSHOW 2007 GROUPSHOW The Art House, Oslo, NorwayThe Art House, Oslo, Norway
2006 LATEST ISSUANCE 2006 LATEST ISSUANCE The Canvas Factory, Oslo, NorwayThe Canvas Factory, Oslo, Norway
2005 ENGELSEN 2005 ENGELSEN Peder Balke-Center, Kapp, NorwayPeder Balke-Center, Kapp, Norway
2004 DROP IN 2004 DROP IN Podium, Oslo, NorwayPodium, Oslo, Norway
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48. p.35
HYPERBOLOID / 双曲线体
# 1
CONCRETE, IRON REBAR,
PIGMENT AND WAX
水泥 , 钢筋 , 颜料 , 蜂蜡
124×74×29cm
2012
p.47
HYPERBOLOID / 双曲线体
# 4
CONCRETE, IRON REBAR,
PIGMENT AND WAX
水泥 , 钢筋 , 颜料 , 蜂蜡
106×36×36cm
2013
p.60-61
ENTROPY PAINTING / 熵画 # 1
CONCRE TE ON CANVAS 布面水泥 Diptyque 双联
140×90×4cm [70×90×4cm×2] 2013
p.62-63
ENTROPY PAINTING / 熵画 # 2
CONCRE TE ON CANVAS 布面水泥 Diptyque 双联
140×90×4cm [70×90×4cm×2] 2013
p.64-65
ENTROPY PAINTING / 熵画 # 3
CONCRETE ON CANVAS 布面水泥 Diptyque 双联
200×162×5cm [100×162×4cm×2] 2013
p.39
HYPERBOLOID / 双曲线体
# 2
CONCRETE, IRON REBAR,
PIGMENT AND WAX
水泥 , 钢筋 , 颜料 , 蜂蜡
104×59×68cm
2012
p.51
HYPERBOLOID / 双曲线体
# 5
CONCRETE, IRON REBAR,
PIGMENT AND WAX
水泥 , 钢筋 , 颜料 , 蜂蜡
161×65×63cm
2013
p.43
HYPERBOLOID / 双曲线体
# 3
CONCRETE, IRON REBAR,
PIGMENT AND WAX
水泥 , 钢筋 , 颜料 , 蜂蜡
141×97×95cm
2012
p.55
HYPERBOLOID / 双曲线体
# 6
CONCRETE, IRON REBAR,
PIGMENT AND WAX
水泥 , 钢筋 , 颜料 , 蜂蜡
192×47×46cm
2014
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49. p.64-65
ENTROPY PAINTING / 熵画 # 3
CONCRETE ON CANVAS 布面水泥 Diptyque 双联
200×162×5cm [100×162×4cm×2] 2013
p.68-69
ENTROPY PAINTING / 熵画 # 4
CONCRETE ON CANVAS 布面水泥
230×145×5cm 2013
p.85
THE UNDERTAKING / 承诺
INK AND COAL ON CANSON PAPER
炭 , 水墨 , 法国康颂纸 240×220cm 2014
p.83
AN ARMFUL / 抱抱
INK AND COAL ON PAPER 炭 , 水墨 , 纸本
109×79cm 2014
p.79
CAVEMAN / 野蛮人
INK AND COAL ON CANSON PAPER
炭 , 水墨 , 法国康颂纸 140×110cm 2012
p.72-73
GRAVITATION / 引力 # 1
CONCRETE ON CANVAS
布面水泥 9 pieces 九联
190×190×6cm
2014
p.81
SPRING / 春天
INK AND COAL ON
CANSON PAPER
炭 , 水墨 , 法国康颂纸
250×110cm
2014
p.74-75
GRAVITATION / 引力 # 2
CONCRETE ON CANVAS
布面水泥 9 pieces 九联
190×190×6cm
2014p.70-71
ENTROPY PAINTING / 熵画
# 6
CONCRETE ON CANVAS
布面水泥 9 pieces 九联
300×300×5cm
[100×100×5cm×9]
2014
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50. A SUDDEN LIBERATING THOUGHT
Henning Olav Espedal solo exhibition
Exhibition Duration: 16. Nov-31. Dec 2014
Editor in Chief: Amy Y. Li
Produced By: Amy Li Gallery
Translator:Liu Cong
Documentation: Xue Lian
Documentation Proofreading: Pierre-Yves Martinez, Xue Lian
Photo: Dong Lin
Engraved and printed in: Beijing QL-ART printing Co.LTD
Designer: typo_d
Size: 148×196mm
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Images: 31
Words: 10,000
Publishing Date: Nov.2014
Special Thanks: Hugh Kater, Johannes & Tore,
Li Daiyun, Liu Liyun, Luo Hongru, Yu Fan
豁然开朗
海宁·奥拉夫·艾斯佩达 个展
展览时间 : 2014 年 11 月 16 日 – 12 月 31 日
主编 : 李颖
监制 : 艾米李画廊
翻译 : 刘聪
资料整理 : 薛莲
资料校对 : PYM, 薛莲
摄影 : 董林
制版印刷 : 北京奇良海德印刷有限公司
装帧设计 : typo_d
成品尺寸 : 148×196mm
印张 : 3
图片 : 31
字数 : 3,020
印次 : 2014 年 11 月第一次印刷
特别感谢 : Hugh Kater、Johannes & Tore、李岱昀、
刘俐蕴、雒宏茹、于凡
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