The Four Mischievous Cats
By Johan Ishak
Buanaseni Shah Alam
29 December 2021
KL Eco City
Art Installation: Eggs • Lemon • Purple Sweet Potatoes • Baby Spinach • Almonds • Pumpkin Seeds • Cranberries • Raisins • Sarawak Layered Cake
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Showing posts with label Art Installation. Show all posts
THE DECEIVING GREEN SKY
Thursday, June 3, 2021
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12:08 AM
The Deceiving Green Sky
By Johan Ishak
2 June 2021
45cm x 60cm
Description of Art Installation: The sky was green so much so that the ocean reflects it. A lost lonely boat with a yellow sail finally found an island where there was only one lonely palm tree, a dead lonely palm tree. Nevertheless, the lost lonely boat with a yellow sail accepts that such is life. You cannot expect that life would be green although our surroundings may be so.
Items Used: Siew Pak Choy, Jack Fruit, Grey Mushrooms, Holland Onions & Red Capsicums
THE UNPRECEDENTED BUGS AND FLOWERS
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12:04 AM
The Unprecedented Bugs and Flowers
By Johan Ishak
2 June 2021
60cm x 45cm
Description of Art Installation: A Pair of Yellow-Jackfruit winged and Mushroom Headed Bugs Harvesting the Nectar of a Capsicum and Chilli Shaped Flowers that Bloomed from an Onion Based Plant
Items used: Siew Pak Choy, Jack Fruit, Grey Mushrooms, Red Capsicums, Red Chilies, Holland Onions & Chopping Board
THE UGLY KIND BUG
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12:00 AM
THE UGLY KIND BUG
By Johan Ishak
2 June 2021
450cm x 30cm
Description of Art Installation: A hairy faced big-eared and warm hearted bug angel standing on a copper platform.
Items used: Jack Fruit Seeds, Capsicum Seeds, Chili Stems, Holland Onions & Chopping Board
WORLD GONE MAD?
Thursday, August 15, 2013
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2:49 AM
Title: World Gone Mad?
Medium: Installation + Photography
Items: 4 D Sized Batteries on a Chair
Artist: Johan Ishak
Time/Date: 3:43pm; 13 Aug 2013
Place of Creation: Shah Alam
Current Location: Dismantled
Available in photographic format
Can be sold at negotiated price
The international contemporary art scene has reached a lunatic state. How do you value art? A simple composition of batteries on a chair is regarded as art and sold at, say, USD30,000. This is clearly a world gone mad, madinsanity, madhumanity, simply mad. Perhaps my objection of such progression has reached a level where I'd use the word "Idiots" anytime and at any international art fairs that I have and will be visiting. This work shouts my protest!
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