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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on wood. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 47.2x47.2in
About this artwork
Fashion is what interests me more than anything. As Roland Barthes said, fashion possesses the ability to tame “the new” even before ”the new” is produced, which results in a paradox that “the new” is unpredictable and disclosed at the same time. The world of fashion, therefore, represents a raw ideological construct, a manifestation of visual utopia. This utopia, decorated with hyper-aestheticized content, offers “amnesia” allowing the present to…
give way to the future.
Fashion communicates with us. It’s undoubtedly an art form, and – as it has always been the case – it endeavors to tell us something. We should listen. And learn. Maybe we won’t hear anything, but we should make an effort to understand it. After all, we are humans, and humans create art to communicate, whether with themselves or with something divine and inexplicable.
Fashion communicates with us. It’s undoubtedly an art form, and – as it has always been the case – it endeavors to tell us something. We should listen. And learn. Maybe we won’t hear anything, but we should make an effort to understand it. After all, we are humans, and humans create art to communicate, whether with themselves or with something divine and inexplicable.
Luka Tripkovic
Serbia
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Prizewinner
- Residency Participant
- Works on commission
« Art is not a mere reproduction of reality, it's a deeply contemplative discipline with the strength to understand and change the world. »
Luka Tripkovic is an award-winning Serbian artist who sites fashion as being what interests him "more than anything". For him, it represents a raw ideological construct, as well as a manifestation of a visual utopia. Tripkovic feels that fashion is a means of communication and an art form, which we all should listen to and learn from. His diverse compositions are creates using oils, acrylics, pencil, charcoal, and pen on canvas or cardboard.