British artist Sam Taylor-Wood utilizes photography, film, video, soundtrack, and digitized imagery to concoct dramatic episodes that resound with themes of control, obsession, and denial. In much of her work, panoramic interior scenes imply a sequentially unfolding drama, and reflect her inspiration from multi-paneled old-master paintings. Taylor-Wood's perplexing, broken visual narratives stretch our emotional imagination, challenging us to suggest the apparently missing dialogue, film, or image to make sense of her ...
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British artist Sam Taylor-Wood utilizes photography, film, video, soundtrack, and digitized imagery to concoct dramatic episodes that resound with themes of control, obsession, and denial. In much of her work, panoramic interior scenes imply a sequentially unfolding drama, and reflect her inspiration from multi-paneled old-master paintings. Taylor-Wood's perplexing, broken visual narratives stretch our emotional imagination, challenging us to suggest the apparently missing dialogue, film, or image to make sense of her unusually modern, staged realities. This book includes three interpretive essays and an interview with the artist Elaborate fold-out reproductions of the panoramic pieces, enlarged details from these series, and stills from her films and videos exhibit the impressive scope of Taylor-Wood's work.
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VG+ 1 volume (unpaged): color illustrations (some folded); 24 cm. "Sam Taylor-Wood (London, 1967) is one of the most widely discussed and intriguing exponents of "New British Art". Initially devoting herself to sculpture, she has developed an interest in film and photography as means for narrating situations whose attention is invariably centred on the isolation of the human emotion: discomfort, solitude, provocation, euphoria, aggression and sexuality are all recurrent themes"--Book jacket. Published on the occasion of an exhibition, Milan, Fondazione Prada, Nov. 19, 1998 to Jan. 6, 1999. / Text in English and Italian. / Includes bibliographical references.