David · huokeni the greatest painting at Tate United Kingdom art gallery _ avant-garde artists Union

Author: Steven compile 2009- 11-27 source: artspy artistic eyes David · huokeni in works before the Tate Museum recently showcased United Kingdom United Kingdom artist David · huokeni large paintings of trees near the "Walter 2007" (Bigger Trees nearWarter 2007), the painting is huokeni in 2008 to the Tate Gallery, the scenery in the picture taken from Yorkshire natural scenery. As the most huokeni authoring works substantially, "Walter nearby trees 2007" chifu as 4.6x12.2 m, composed by 50 block canvas and is authored in open condition. This work is the first time in 2007, the Royal Art Academy summer exhibition. In addition to painting, huokeni also gave two sites at Tate Gallery of photography for the print version of the trees in the vicinity of the "Volta", the 2007 chifu has as large as the original work with oil painting. In this painting, the artist also had problems, that is, the screen is too large to list at any time. Later found the solution: huokeni first draw a sketch of the entire screen, and then use a computer to determine the location of each piece of canvas, and then gradually completed painting. The whole work of creation with a 6-week time. Huokeni call their work is "to change", he said: "you can put it on display in two, or even just one quarter. Or you can put it together with two copies, they can form a corridor. "Tate Museum curator Nicholas · Cerro Tower commented:" standing in the vicinity of Walter Huokeni ' 2007 ' in front of a big tree, the viewer will Yorkshire winter natural scenery and dumping. In this major work, the traditional open-air huokeni drawing and cleverly combined with digital technology. ”