Join StandardVision for a night of art programming from 8-11pm, Wednesday, November 15 under the #SVLA1 screen on the Marriott Courtyard L.A. Live in Downtown Los Angeles.
Premiere:
Wednesday, November 15 | 8-11pm |
RSVP HEREReception at the Yard House (across from the Courtyard Marriott)
800 West Olympic Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA
"Absolute Reality" curated by Superchief Gallery
This month, StandardVision has invited LA/NY-based Superchief Gallery to curate a series of artists who take the objects of our dreams and create compositions that are outside the scope of formal organization. Featuring works by Ondrej Zunka, Ian Valentine, El Popo Sangre, and FLUX, these artists combine unexpected juxtaposition, non-sequitur, and elements of surprise to create an Absolute Reality.
Ian Valentine
Valentine’s work is precise and perfect with painstakingly rendered environments that, almost illogically, defy conventional laws of physics and our world’s physical limitations. It’s valentine’s contradictory method/medium combination that makes his work unique within this contemporary era of 3d animation
Ondrej Zunka
Ondrej Zunka's unexpected entrance into the world of 3D animation and motion graphics has given him a unique ability to create fantastic scenarios that yield vibrant and humorous pieces. Many of his works delve deeper into aesthetics and storytelling, creating narratives that range from nebulous landscapes to self-aware AI – each intricately and exquisitely detailed.
El Popo Sangre
For El Popo Sangre (née Paulin Rogues), making artwork is about conveying an honest representation of how he, and his figures, feel. His oeuvre is a special blend of science fiction, cyber punk, literary absurdism, and inspired by Alejandro Jodorowsky. For “Absolute Reality,” Superchief paired Rogues with Brooklyn based flex dancing pioneer Reggie Gray & the creator of Flex Ave, Epic B, to collaborate on a series of short narratives about dance as action – forward momentum.