Are We Uncomfortable With Our Appearance? South Korean Artists Pose The Question In New Digital Exhibition At The Lowry
By: BWW News Desk Oct. 23, 2017
Are we uncomfortable with our appearance? South Korean artists pose the question in new digital exhibition at The Lowry, Salford A husband and wife team from South Korea - whose artwork is to be included in an exhibition opening at The Lowry, Salford in November - hope to draw attention to the uncomfortable relationship humans have with their appearance.
U_Joo+LimheeYoung's work, called Machine with hair caught in it, aims to visualise the condition using 'absurd reality' and highlight how digital art can exposes our emotions. It comprises a complex system of moving cogs in the shape of a human head that draw plats of real hair through its mechanism - symbolising the vice-like grip and never-ending nature of the psyche. It forms part of The Lowry's upcoming humansbeingdigital exhibition, which opens to the public on Saturday 18 November 2017. U_Joo+LimheeYoung said: "The work highlights a global condition - but one unique to every locality due to a whole range of geographic, cultural and economic factors. The United Kingdom is no different - its inhabitants perceive and project their own take on personal appearance unique to their life experiences."Listing information: humansbeingdigital
Sat 18 November 2017 - Sun 25 February 2018
The Lowry, Pier 8, Salford Quays, M50 3AZ
Sun-Fri, 11am-5pm. Sat, 10am-5pm.
Admittance: Free. Donations welcome. In July 2014, The Lowry galleries were renamed The Andrew and Zoe Law Galleries in recognition of the couple's £1m donation to the arts centre - which is a registered charity. High Res Images Ends Media enquiries
For media enquiries please contact Trevor Evers Head of Communications on 0161 876 2024. For more information visit thelowry.com.

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