view additional image 1
View in a Room ArtworkView in a Room Background
1540 Views
15

VIEW IN MY ROOM

LUX EX TENEBRIS - N° 3 / 3 Photograph - Limited Edition of 1

Birdy Tg

France

Photography, Photography on Paper

Size: 98.4 W x 47.2 H x 1.6 D in

Ships in a Crate

info-circle
This artwork is not for sale.
Primary imagePrimary imagePrimary imagePrimary imagePrimary image Trustpilot Score
1540 Views
15

Artist Recognition

link - Artist featured in a collection

Artist featured in a collection

About The Artwork

« LUX EX TENEBRIS » - Birdy Tg - 2015 Edition print limited to 3 + 2 Artist Prooves 250x120cm - Hahnemuhle Fine Art Baryta on Aluminium Plate - Framed in black wood shadow box (258x128cm) Many close-up on the numerous details can been seen on Birdy Tg Website: http://www.mypixeldiary.com/-/galleries/zooming/lux-ex-tenebris Carrying on the philosophical parallel he establishes between the Dante Alighieri ‘s « Divine Comedy » and Fashion World, Birdy Tg offers here the next instalment of his famous visual serial: « In the Garden of God and the Devil ». Following the course of his Novel of the same title, which will edited in 2016, Birdy Tg now tells about "the Exit from Hell and the arrival on the Purgatory beaches" of his “Modern Dante”, the young fashion model Azif Wekare. Birdy Tg pays a personal tribute to the Fashion House GIVENCHY and its famous designer, Mr Riccardo Tisci who designed each of the garments, accessories and jewelleries worn by the characters into this new artwork. Each of the designer’s codes has been respected as closed as possible but is, of course, artistically reinterpreted and staged by the Author. All collections from the first Riccardo Tisci ever designed for Givenchy are illustrated into this artwork. Birdy Tg points out that this artwork is from his own and totally free artistic expression which, only engages himself. This artwork does not proceed from any kind of demand, order, or even sponsorship from the Fashion House Givenchy and/or Mr Riccardo Tisci. As usual in Birdy Tg’s art, “LUX EX TENEBRIS” is an encoded and argued work which requires a mindful deciphering, considering the multitude of clues hidden even in the smallest details by the Author, to unravel one by one all the threads of the plot and to comprehend the philosophy behind this contemporary tale. Critics have stated Birdy Tg’s style as “ lyrical, poetic, oneiric, allegorical and romantic…” (Ref: Hans Herrmann, German Art Critic, 2014), “true visual poetry; original, strong and powerful art, treated as freeze cinematographic frames; oneiric, baroque and surrealist frescoes, in a luministic and metaphorical manner…” (Ref: Nathalie Becker: Luxembourger Art Critic, 2014) or again “can be described as Diegetic and Lyrical Conceptual Art…” (Ref: Eric Vivier, French Art Critic and Visual Art Lecturer, 2015). Birdy Tg has produced here his more complex work to date in a large fresco in mixed technic, 250x120cm in native format, 300dpi, 16 Bits, 50 Gigabytes that required over 6 months of restless work and includes over 2200 individual photographs and hundreds of painting, drawing and Digital art parts by the artist. Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, or even to be born, is purely coincidental and beyond the Author’s will, all the characters being totally fictitious. « IN THE GARDEN OF GOD AND THE DEVIL » “In the Garden of God and the Devil” is the name of my last Concept which I am presently working on and will consecrate 3 full years to it. This is also the title of my new Novel and Musical Suite that will be out in 2016. The whole concept is a philosophical parallel between the “Divine Comedy” by Dante Alighieri and the “Fashion World”. At first glance, the comparison or the confrontation between those two universes, which seem to be so different, could be at least surprising, maybe even chocking, but with a bit more of attention, the real surprise is how they can be similar. “In the Garden of God and the Devil” is, of course, a tribute to the great Master of Italian Literature and the French painter and illustrator Gustave Doré but also to the most famous fashion designers of the 20th and 21st centuries: Yves Saint Laurent, Alexander McQueen, John Galliano, Riccardo Tisci, Jean-Paul Gaultier, etc… whose, for quite a large number of them, life and destiny have often difficult if not tragic. This also a tribute to all the anonymous people sacrificed by this coruscating but fierce world. Taking place over 7 centuries, the action begins like a nervous thriller for a long and difficult quest across an infernal world of illusions, collusions, compromises, corruptions, perversions and sufferings… Voyage with no return down into the deepest darkness of Hell or luminous and oneiric initiatory crusade to the Promised Land and the Eternal Glory? Is Fashion only the symptomatic reflection of a whole society mired into an engaged process of total decadence or, “only”, the dramaturgy of a desperate attempt for reaching the ultimate “Chef d’Oeuvre” (Masterpiece) by the accomplishment of the sacred knowledge into the Icarian tragedy? Birdy Tg ©2015 For more explanations on the artwork or on the author, please look at the profile section of the artist: Photographer, painter, sculptor, writer, music composer, Birdy Tg is a multimedia artist. For him, nothing is definitively compartmentalized in Art. Birdy Tg wants to feel totally free inside of his artistic expression, with no genre limitation, and that’s why he prefers to speak about Visual Art better than Photography as he often gladly mixes painting, drawing and photography all together into his art...

Details & Dimensions

Photography:Photography on Paper

Artist Produced Limited Edition of:1

Size:98.4 W x 47.2 H x 1.6 D in

Shipping & Returns

Delivery Time:Typically 5-7 business days for domestic shipments, 10-14 business days for international shipments.

Photographer, painter, sculptor, writer, music composer, Birdy Tg is a multimedia artist. For him, nothing is definitively compartmentalized in Art. Birdy Tg wants to feel totally free inside of his artistic expression, with no genre limitation, and that’s why he prefers to speak about Visual Art better than Photography as he often gladly mixes painting, drawing and photography all together into his art. The German Art Critic, Hans Herrmann, writes about Birdy Tg in 2014:“Birdy Tg pushes further and breaks for well all the Photography limits we used to know before… …Birdy Tg’s style is very unique and strong, escaping to all traditional classifications, far from what is usually given to see in the nowadays tidal wave of images. Meanwhile, if a classification is needed, his photography could be described as Lyrical, Poetic, Oneiric, Allegorical and Romantic. He, himself, always describes his photographs as Visual Poems and Dramas. Whatever, we are in presence of a body of artwork, in no way coincidental, but extremely meticulous and thought, and which makes think. Each of the smallest details, even the most hidden ones, provides yet more evidences to serve the underlying philosophical comment. Most of his artworks are stuffed of coded messages but also of a bunch of literature, painting, cinema, photography references and work as a true treasure hunt... There is for sure the prime impact of the skill then always the possibility to dive deeper in Birdy Tg’s endless world… …Birdy Tg uses a lot of different photography techniques, drawing and paintings that he patiently mixes in very large format frescoes. Some of his most recent works include more than 2000 photographs in a single artwork which required over several thousands hours to produce. His photography often plays with a rich palette of dark tones and focused light in a very elegant way, his aesthetics being not without reminding the classic Japanese Art by the whole aestheticism but also for the rigour of the global construction.But I personally get the feeling that he could touch any style with brio thanks to an obvious very tough classical art background. This is what I had the chance to confirm again when very recently seeing his latest Serie “In the Garden of God and the Devil, I discovered new astonishing works in which he could so easily mix without contradiction Baroque and Caricature Art, Surrealism and Minimal Art.

Artist Recognition

Artist featured in a collection

Artist featured by Saatchi Art in a collection

Thousands Of Five-Star Reviews

We deliver world-class customer service to all of our art buyers.

globe

Global Selection

Explore an unparalleled artwork selection by artists from around the world.

Satisfaction Guaranteed

Our 14-day satisfaction guarantee allows you to buy with confidence.

Support An Artist With Every Purchase

We pay our artists more on every sale than other galleries.

Need More Help?

Enjoy Complimentary Art Advisory Contact Customer Support