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作者略歴
Brief record |
手作りの日常の事物、ドゥローイングなどが雑多にセッティングされたインスタレーションの中で、衣装をまとった作家自身が「レクチャー」と称するパフォーマンスをおこなう。今年、ニューヨーク近代美術館で開催された個展は、作家自身に加えモデルを使って作家が手作りで制作した奇異な衣装のファッションショーを発表した。また、前回のヴェネチア・ビエンナーレでは、壁の穴から観客が入り、不思議な空間を体験する、空間的な仕事を発表している。
98年ベルリン・ビエンナーレ、99年ヴェネチア・ビエンナーレに参加。
Born in Germany in 1965. Lives and works in Germany.
In an installation, everyday hand-made stuff and
drawings are scattered about and the artist, in
a costume, is doing a performance that he calls
a "lecture." It is one of Bock's works. Bock's
works look messy and disorderly. They don't seem
to have any purpose or intention at all. But Bock
organizes his works based on his cosmology that
incorporates science, art, philosophy and economics.
Bock was invited to participate in the Berlin
Biennale in 1998 and the Venice Biennale in 1999.
In the Venice Biennale, Bock exhibited a space
installation. Visitors had to creep through a
hole in the wall to see the installation. Behind
the wall, they experienced the spaces of his enigmatic
world. In 2001, Bock presented a fashion show
as a solo exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art
(MoMA), New York. At the show, Bock and models
appeared in weird clothes he designed and made
by hand. |
