Dictators 1 to 4 - NordArt 2021 | Büdelsdorf, Germany
Artist: Khuc Dinh Duong, Vietnam
"I aim to create satirical paintings and sculptures of controversial political characters throughout history. I like to portray the eminent faces in the backdrop of cheap stuff like plastic food containers normally reserved for pre-packed fish or meat, a world apart from these famous faces representing whole remarkable eras in history.
I present those highly esteemed figures in the centre of a plastic tray, wrapped in layers of cling film. I use cling film, a cheap disposable material,
to draw attention to the transience of commercial merchandise all over the world.
My aim is not to be offensive to historical figures. I want to bring them closer tothe public so that everybody can learn about them and their legacy. But, I also hope to change the opinions surrounding these figures, make them more objective. My artworks are created in a humorous style with a splash of solemnity to
better aid our understanding of the world that we live in."
Dictators 1 to 4 - NordArt 2021 | Büdelsdorf, Germany
Artist: Khuc Dinh Duong, Vietnam
"I aim to create satirical paintings and sculptures of controversial political characters throughout history. I like to portray the eminent faces in the backdrop of cheap stuff like plastic food containers normally reserved for pre-packed fish or meat, a world apart from these famous faces representing whole remarkable eras in history.
I present those highly esteemed figures in the centre of a plastic tray, wrapped in layers of cling film. I use cling film, a cheap disposable material,
to draw attention to the transience of commercial merchandise all over the world.
My aim is not to be offensive to historical figures. I want to bring them closer tothe public so that everybody can learn about them and their legacy. But, I also hope to change the opinions surrounding these figures, make them more objective. My artworks are created in a humorous style with a splash of solemnity to
better aid our understanding of the world that we live in."