Art Interpretation India & Letter
INDIA 2011 & THE LETTER TO OTTAWA
It's hard not to connect with the commonality of these two pieces: they are both comments and complaints. They each reflect what could be but what is not; perhaps what used to be but is no longer. It is difficult to tell if they reflect anger or disappointment or are just a call to make sure things get better. There is no doubt that each reflects some reach out for action.
INDIA 2011
The story of my experiment with truth. Erik Olsen tells me of his uncertainty of the results of this piece alongside the ways that he presents the perfect, the medicinal, the successful and the ideal. Yet the way he does it is with a presentation of opposites of a sort in a way that it cannot really be clear what he thinks. It is an experiment, and one lives with the results of an experiment instead of proclaiming excitement about its findings. Doing otherwise might suggest that the investigative artist had a plan for the outcome, which seems unscientific, lacking in objectivity, untrue in this instance.
There are several parts of this work that go together. He identifies his comments on death and destruction. He makes connections with modern capitalism and shows how it has good and bad results. Then he idealizes what is commanding about a piece of the land and a visionary person who is at the least Faking It.
Death and destruction is what the beast walks upon. Fire curls up his legs, fallen trees, trash; the leftover from all that someone or something else has done to the place and the spaces. The elephant did not do it even with his or her powerful influence. Oil perhaps. The taking of things for sure. "It's all up from here" he says...
The above perception of the insanity of life is not at all apparent in the second painting of Georges Seurat. While it is mystical, it gives too much quiescence that is there with the impressionistic style. This like Picasso's painting above is a happy trip and does not exhibit as much negative energy as Picasso. He also does not seem to be trying to summon any primitive energies. Rather Seurat's
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