In the annals of art history, few tales are as poignant and shrouded in mystery as the fate of Vincent van Gogh’s “The Painter on the Road to Tarascon” (1888). This masterpiece, emblematic of Van Gogh’s intense exploration of self and landscape, met an uncertain fate during the turmoil of the Second World War. Its […]
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“The South Route to Tarascon” Willem Boronski, known for his poignant art videos, unveils his latest work, “The South Route to Tarascon,” a compelling companion piece to his forthcoming “The North Road to Tarascon.” These works together embody a profound message: migration, a journey as old as humanity itself, transcends direction and time. Boronski
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Boronski’s art video, “Plato’s Dessert,” delicately manoeuvres through the precarious dance between our formulated realities and the shadows cast by media and advertising, enveloping us in a 3.45-minute reflection upon the extent of our authentic experiences versus media-imposed narratives. Employing, among others, stop-motion and paper-cutting techniques, Boronski parallels Plato’s cave dwellers with modern society, exchanging
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Willem Boronski’s artworks combine fantasy and reality, drawing inspiration from mythical stories and societal themes. He creates visual worlds that encourage viewers to reflect, using various techniques and materials to bring figures and abstract forms to life. The resulting works are playful and layered, utilising drawings, paintings, stop-motion videos, and movie posters to explore deeper aspects of human experience and the world around us.