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真道彩 x Harry C
《红鞋– 黑色魅艳》拼贴艺术展览
开幕酒会: 2009年4月23日 晚上6:30 – 8时
地点: 中环置地广场 Harvey Nichols 三楼
Harvey Nichols展览日期: 2009年4月23日至5月8日
开放时间： 星期一至六上午10时 - 晚上9时;
星期日上午10时 - 晚上7时
真道彩及Harry C交流会: 2009年4月24日 (星期五) 晚上7时 - 9时
地点: Gallery EXIT 安全口画廊
香港中环善庆街1号地下
画廊开放时间： 星期一至六上午11时 - 晚上7时
Gallery Exit展览日期: 2009年4月23日至5月8日
香港Harvey Nichols 及Gallery EXIT 安全口画廊将携手举行《红鞋 – 黑色魅艳》的展览，展出來自東京的日本艺术家真道彩及香港摄影师Harry C合作的拼贴系列(collage)。
真道彩的创作主旨围绕着日本式束缚情色文化及恋物癖，画中系缚的意念在与现世界的爱情观呼应纠缠下，展示出一种对自由和快乐的解放渴求。这次两人合作的拼贴系列也是这种概念意境的延续。以一双芭蕾舞鞋和少女的腿为恋物符征的源点，真道彩及Harry C捕捉了脆弱美态底里存在的梦想与响往。这便安徒生童话《红鞋儿》的现代再生版本。
如今，为红鞋儿着迷的小女孩摇身蜕变成为钢管舞娘，她着魔地跳舞直到她双腿被割下来；占有一双红鞋的欲念反过来控制了她。恋物的本质既神秘又迷人，但隐藏内里的魅艳却是阴郁而黑暗。真道彩及Harry C选择以双手剪裁、切割、烧灼照片；并绘画、涂色、拼合在纸上。他们在黑暗中诉说着动人心悸的魅艳故事。
真道彩以独特的色彩绘画创作。童年的真道彩居住在奥地利维也纳的郊区，她的父亲也是一名艺术家，从小培育她参与艺术创作。除了传统的媒体外，真道彩也有参与杂志、唱片封套及时装的工作。
Harry C是香港著名的摄影师，在时装摄影领域工作超逾十年。他于1998年在香港开办摄影工作室，2000年加入日本著名的经理人公司 ─ Cube Management Office。
真道彩及Harry C将会出席开幕酒会及交流会。欢迎各大传媒于4月22至26日期间安排专访。
Aya Shindo x Harry C
“Red Shoes – Dark Beauty” Art Exhibition
(Updated)
Opening Cocktail: Thursday, April 23, 6:30 – 8 pm
Location: 3rd Floor, Harvey Nichols, The Landmark, Central, Hong Kong
Exhibition Period at Harvey Nichols: April 23 – May 8, 2009
Opening Hours: Monday - Saturday 10 am – 9 pm; Sunday 10am – 7 pm
Artist Talk: Friday, April 24, 7:00 – 9:00 pm
Location: Gallery EXIT, G/F, 1 Shin Hing Street, Central, Hong Kong
Exhibition Period at Gallery EXIT: April 23 – May 8, 2009
Gallery opening hours: Monday - Saturday 11am – 7 pm
Harvey Nichols Hong Kong and Gallery EXIT are joining forces to present?Red Shoes – Dark Beauty, a collage collaboration between Tokyo-based artist Aya Shindo and Hong Kong-based photographer, Harry C.
Shindo"s work has previously revolved around the theme of Japanese rope bondage and fetish fashion. In her work, the imagery of bondage, of tying-up resonates with the idea of love, which is always a desire for liberation and happiness. This collaboration is a continuation of such ideas.?Taking as their departure point, the fetishistic object of a pair of ballet slippers and the feet of a young lady, Aya Shindo and Harry C set out to capture a fragile beauty that prompts dreaming. It is a contemporary remaking of the Red Shoes from the mid-19th century Andersen Fairy Tales.
The little girl that is obsessed with the red shoes is now a pole dancer. She is?obliged to unceasingly dance through the dark night until her feet is cut off.?Her desire to possess the beauty of those red shoes, in return, takes control of her.?The fetishistic is magical, and beauty that possess is dark.?Shindo and Harry C chose to be guided by their hands: to cut, slice and burn handmade?photographs; to draw, paint and combine them onto paper. Their hands are attracted to speak a beauty that will lead them on through the dark.
Aya Shindo is an artist drawing unique worlds with a distinctive use of color. Shindo spent her childhood in the suburbia of Vienna, Austria. While growing up, she was taught how to paint by her father, who is also an artist. In addition to traditional media, she further expanded her creative involvement within magazines, CD covers and textile.
Harry C is a highly regarded contemporary photographer who has been working for more than 10 years exploring the boundaries of fashion photography. He opened his first studio in Hong Kong in 1998 and in 2000 joined one of the leading agencies – Cube Management Office, Japan.
Aya Shindo and Harry C will be present at the opening cocktail and artist talk. Media Interviews will be arranged from April 22 – 26, 2009.
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