Post by Jean-Pascal on Oct 15, 2015 7:49:17 GMT -8
Spanish artist Isaac Cordal is currently in Montreal preparing his exhibition, ‘Urban Inertia’, which will be presented at C.O.A. Gallery (6405 St-Laurent) from October 22 until November 28.
Isaac Cordal made Montreal his playground by putting his resin characters in context througout the city in cracks in the walls, puddles and cracks in the sidewalk. His work reflects on our way of life, progress and its side effects on society.
Isaac creates poetic miniature scenes which are sometimes disturbing. His characters, wearing suits, seem to be headed for disaster (drowning, disappearing in various ways) and embody the symptoms of a world in crisis.
Opening reception October 22 at 5pm.
Isaac Cordal made Montreal his playground by putting his resin characters in context througout the city in cracks in the walls, puddles and cracks in the sidewalk. His work reflects on our way of life, progress and its side effects on society.
Isaac creates poetic miniature scenes which are sometimes disturbing. His characters, wearing suits, seem to be headed for disaster (drowning, disappearing in various ways) and embody the symptoms of a world in crisis.
Opening reception October 22 at 5pm.
