“Hearts’ Lonely Hunters”
Stepping into Silence
Explore Moisés Fragela‘s Interactive Exhibit Space for “Stepping into Silence”. For the 3D Virtual Exhibition, click here.
“Empty yet open. Looking for guidance and structure. To see the whole but the nothingness inside. Feelings that overwhelm and intoxicate are what this series of works are about. The constant reflection and powerlessness that abounds today’s reality is what I’ve put into each piece as a personal and open book. Each one takes a chunk of what I feel, see and have experienced this year. Darkness, feeling lost, gloomy and full of nothing but yet full of something.” – Moisés Fragela
"Don't Look Over Your Back"
Mixed Media on Paper
"Turn the Lights Out"
Mixed Media on Paper
"Sit by Me"
Mixed Media on Paper
"Keep Looking In"
Mixed Media on Paper
"Repeat and Delete"
Mixed Media on Paper
"Look in the Box"
Mixed Media on Paper
"Co-bid"
Mixed Media on Paper
"Dragging Envy"
Mixed Media on Paper
"Eye Two Eye"
Mixed Media on Paper
"Wait"
Mixed Media on Paper
"Face Me"
Mixed Media on Canvas
"Looking for You"
Mixed Media on Canvas
"See What I See"
Mixed Media on Canvas
"Still"
Mixed Media on Paper
"Mind Scape"
Mixed Media on Canvas
"A Quien Pueda Interesar (To Whom it May Concern)"
Mixed Media on Paper
"Muzzle"
Mixed Media on Paper
"Just One Face"
Mixed Media on Canvas
Stepping into Silence – 3D Virtual Exhibition
Explore Moisés Fragela‘s Virtual 3D Exhibit Space for “Stepping into Silence”. For the Standard exhibition, click here.
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Chris Butler – The Dark End of the Street
“There are two great tragedies in life. One is to lose your heart’s desire. The other is to gain it”—George Bernard Shaw.
In this collection of works, Chris Butler explores in a sequential series of works, his interpretation of the stages of the life-cycle of a relationship.
"I've Never Known Love Like This"
Part 1 of 13
Part 1 of 13
Acrylic on Canvas, 2020
"The Dark End of the Street"
Part 2 of 13
Part 2 of 13
Acrylic on Canvas, 2020
"My Heart"
Part 3 of 13
Part 3 of 13
Acrylic on Canvas, 2020
"My Heart Too"
Part 4 of 13
Part 4 of 13
Acrylic on Canvas, 2020
"When We Were One"
Part 5 of 13
Part 5 of 13
Acrylic on Canvas, 2020
"To Gain Your Heart's Desire"
Part 6 of 13
Part 6 of 13
Acrylic on Canvas, 2020
"To Lose Your Heart's Desire"
Part 7 of 13
Part 7 of 13
Acrylic on Canvas, 2020
"We Are Still Connected"
Part 8 of 13
Part 8 of 13
Acrylic on Canvas, 2020
"You Were Everything"
Part 9 of 13
Part 9 of 13
Acrylic on Canvas, 2020
"Lost Without You"
Part 10 of 13
Part 10 of 13
Acrylic on Canvas, 2020
"The Last Embrace"
Part 11 of 13
Part 11 of 13
Acrylic on Canvas, 2020
"It Feels Like You Died"
Part 12 of 13
Part 12 of 13
Acrylic on Canvas, 2020
"I've Known Pain Like This"
Part 13 of 13
Part 13 of 13
Acrylic on Canvas, 2020
Chris Butler – The Dark End of the Street – 3D Virtual Exhibition
The 3D Virtual Exhibition of Chris Butler’s “The Dark End of the Street” is below. For the Interactive version of this exhibition, click here.
Red Flower Lake – Interactive Experience
Welcome to the “Red Flower Lake Interactive Experience”. Watch, Listen and Explore! Use the icons to navigate the space and interact with the kiosks.
For best results, we recommend experiencing this exhibition on a desktop computer or tablet. For a mobile device, rotating the phone in landscape mode will allow for better access to controls.
The Red Flower Lake
Interactive Experience
Interactive Experience
This room will be updated weekly with your thoughts!
Angela Alés – Transitus – 3D Virtual Exhibition
The 3D Virtual Exhibition of Angela Alés‘ “Transitus” (Preview) is below.
Dellfina Dellert – EMBODIMENTS – The Past Has no Power over Now
The Interactive Exhibition of Part III of Dellfina Dellert‘s EMBODIMENTS: “The Past Has no Power over Now”, 2012, a Video Installation is below. For the complete 3D Virtual Exhibition of this collection, click here.
This Video Installation originally consisted of four videos presented on four walls of a video room. They moved simultaneously coming one after another. Each of the 4 videos are attributed to the four elements of nature to four human elements, those appearing on Tibetan, Hindu, and Indian thankas, as well as on tarot. Dellfina merges them together in the process of compliance in a rhythm of her breath and heartbeat. They are an expression of a new period, being an affirmation of fulfillment, joy, harmony, personal freedom and unity with the universe. Digging deep below ego, Dellfina tried to get to impersonal levels of consciousness, where she becomes part of oneness.
Water = Emotions
Fire = Sexuality
Air = Intellect
Earth – Physicality
EMBODIMENTS, consists of three parts, created in three consecutive years:
“What you think, you become” (2010, photography)
“A true artist is a real masterpiece” (2011, photography)
“The past has no power over now” (2012, video installation).
“Works included in this project are a manifestation of my journey through various thoughts, emotions and states of mind, after I separated from my partner in life and in art. By using “method acting” techniques and psychomagic practices created by Alejandro Jodorowsky, I have undertaken self-therapy. To bring subject, object, and act of creation into unity, to come as close as possible to the truth, I decided to use my body as a blank canvas on which I projected my thoughts and emotions, documenting at the same time my confrontation with them, and giving them new, personal meaning.” – Dellfina Dellert
Dellfina Dellert - EMBODIMENTS:
"The Past Has No Power over Now"
"The Past Has No Power over Now"
Watch our Virtual Version of this Video Installation.
Dellfina Dellert – EMBODIMENTS – A True Artist is a Real Masterpiece
The Interactive Exhibition of Part II of Dellfina Dellert‘s EMBODIMENTS: “A True Artist is a Real Masterpiece”, 2011, a collection of Photographs is below. For the complete 3D Virtual Exhibition of this collection, click here.
EMBODIMENTS, consists of three parts, created in three consecutive years:
“What you think, you become” (2010, photography)
“A true artist is a real masterpiece” (2011, photography)
“The past has no power over now” (2012, video installation).
“Works included in this project are a manifestation of my journey through various thoughts, emotions and states of mind, after I separated from my partner in life and in art. By using “method acting” techniques and psychomagic practices created by Alejandro Jodorowsky, I have undertaken self-therapy. To bring subject, object, and act of creation into unity, to come as close as possible to the truth, I decided to use my body as a blank canvas on which I projected my thoughts and emotions, documenting at the same time my confrontation with them, and giving them new, personal meaning.” – Dellfina Dellert
"Untitled 1"
Photograph, 2011
"Untitled 2"
Photograph, 2011
"Untitled 3"
Photograph, 2011
"Untitled 4"
Photograph, 2011
"Untitled 5"
Photograph, 2011
"Untitled 7"
Photograph, 2011
"Untitled 10"
Photograph, Diptych, 2011
"Untitled 11"
Photograph, 2011
Dellfina Dellert – EMBODIMENTS – What You Think, You Become
The Interactive Exhibition of Part I of Dellfina Dellert‘s EMBODIMENTS: “What You Think, You Become”, 2010, a collection of Photographs is below. For the complete 3D Virtual Exhibition of this collection, click here.
Jump to Part II, and Part III.
EMBODIMENTS, consists of three parts, created in three consecutive years:
“What you think, you become” (2010, photography)
“A true artist is a real masterpiece” (2011, photography)
“The past has no power over now” (2012, video installation).
“Works included in this project are a manifestation of my journey through various thoughts, emotions and states of mind, after I separated from my partner in life and in art. By using “method acting” techniques and psychomagic practices created by Alejandro Jodorowsky, I have undertaken self-therapy. To bring subject, object, and act of creation into unity, to come as close as possible to the truth, I decided to use my body as a blank canvas on which I projected my thoughts and emotions, documenting at the same time my confrontation with them, and giving them new, personal meaning.” – Dellfina Dellert
"Mercy"
Photograph, 2010
"Bondage"
Photograph, 2010
"Fear"
Photograph, 2010
"Contraption"
Photograph, 2010
"Choking Hazard"
Photograph, 2010
"Craving"
Photograph, 2010
"Chain Reaction"
Photograph, 2010
"Dump"
Photograph, 2010
