Sonntag, 6. Dezember 2015

Gerd G. M. Brockmann, Flensburg/ Istanbul-Bursa

* 1977

Gerd G. M. Brockmann ist ein multidisziplinärer Künstler, der vor allem im Bereich temporärer Textil- und ephemerer Konzepte arbeitet. Er studierte an der Europa-Universität Flensburg / Deutschland und der Mimar Sinan Güzel Sanatlar Üniversitesi in Istanbul / Türkei.

 

 HERE´S STILL LIGHT – Knitting, 

“The New Shit”: Chapter – ART
Wood, Knitted Surfaces, Leaves
Gallery Nexus DENMARK
600 x 270 x 420 cm, Dimension variable, 
Four different undergrounds available: Leaves, Earth, Pebbles, Charcoal

HERE`S STILL LIGHT, Detail
Wool, Wood, Dimensions variable



 In seinen Arbeiten erforscht er die Grenzen zwischen Kunst und Gesellschaft. Seine künstlerische Arbeiten reichen von textilen Installationen, Modekonzepten, ephemeren Werken, Textil- und soziale Skulpturen bis zu  partizipativen Konzepten.



ONE MOMENT YELLOW SILENCE
Koyü Selale Turanköy – Turkey / 
Ongoing Ephemeral Concept worldwide
Yellow Fabric,Artist, Environment
Dimensions variable



“Textiles are our constant companions. They offer us a second skin and protection, express what we carry as a mood, serve as a reflection in the daily lives and give us the confidence that we are the person for whom we hold. Because our clothing style, our game with the enveloping our body betrays us and others, which put an individual behind the sewn, textile material.”  



Seven Conspiracies – Istanbul
Contemporary Blood Installation, Video still

Dresses, Blood, Light, LCD TV Media, Video, Beamer
Size: W: 600 cm, H: 200 cm, D: 300 cm Dimensions variable
Fashion Design by Nejla Yilmaztürk


EGO HAS FALLEN
Textile Installation, Plaster, Chains, Fabrics, Threads
Size: W: 700 cm, H: 240 cm, D: 500 cm Dimensions variable



Gerd G.M. Brockmann wird vertreten durch die Gallerie Nexus, Dänemark.  Er realisierte Ausstellungen und Projekte in der Türkei, Italien, Bulgarien, Dänemark, Niederlande, England, Frankreich und Deutschland.

 



THE SUPPLENESS PUCK’S
FASHION DESIGN by NEJLA YILMAZTÜRK, Ephemeral Textile Concept, Garment, Copper, Threads
Inspirated by Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night's Dream
What is not clear is the gender of Puck, since the character has been represented as male and as female along history. Fashion & Gender has been always a big topic in history and my artwork questioned fashionable act, gender identities, sexual orientations and modern living designs. Puck serves as a symbolic figure of between, as hybrid, as permanent commuter across the border and the installation in the background refers to cross-dressing, men in skirts and the expression of utopia and unisex the time today.
Material: High Quality Fine Art Photo Prints / Size: variable – with or without frame


Mehr Informationen unter:
www.artprojectbrockmann.com