I dont now what this is but it is so valuable to have humans express themselfs on this high level. And This inspires and teaches people to learn about human expression.
It's so good and sadly uncommon to read a comment like yours. People tend to reject what they don't know as if something doesn't belong to their grasp is useless or shouldn't exist. Thank you!
Such a wonderful person person and artist. I had the pleasure of working with him at Kunsten, Aalborg in a performance. Inspiring outlook on life and art.
I heard that someone at Documenta got stung by one of those bees and died (they were allergic). I can't find any reference to it. Does anyone know if that is true? Brilliant artist. Wonderful to hear him speak.
I do know that’s the Hayward Gallery in London had this installed for the Human Factor exhibition. It was installed outside on one the terraces … but when I saw the exhibition they had restricted access to the piece. Your question makes me now wonder if this is why they restricted access … perhaps contact the Hayward? I know this is a stretch!
Such a good artist. Still it seems like 'chance operations' in the work of Cage, following from the ancient Chinese divination method the I-Ching, which is no doubt an antecedent to Huyghe's thinking (as well as Eco's "open work" and Bhaktin's "polyphony" and more;) at this point in time it feels as easy and almost ordinary to keep things/conditions open, open to "contingency," creating situations and systems for not controlling, as it is to control or to create closure (as in more "conventional" art.) Imho, the only difference is the meanings we can ascribe to (decisions) which specific aspects of the work that are allowed or invited to remain 'open' or vulnerable to conditions that are allegedly not in one's (artist's or experiencer's) control. The mere fact of openness and endless variation is not or is no longer so compelling, and in this sense the more exciting aspects of Huyghe's works for me are in the images, forms, and themes that remain foundational or unchanging, as well as their particular aesthetic presence.
"" one of the best things about dude is that he never takes credit for himself when he achieves something . he always respect us, the audience, and his team, and he is always polite in all of his video. we congratulate ourselves on this achievement more to come and everything to come""❤💛🧡💙 Let's we all just appreciate the content this man and his crew makes it's just a masterpiece imagine what's he's gonna doing the future ❤ I hope this channel never ends and keeps spreading happiness.❤😊
The video 'A Way in Untilled' is not currently on view online. However, the video is sometimes shown at Pierre Huyghe's exhibitions. It's also a part of the MoMA collection. www.moma.org/collection/works/200117
I dont now what this is but it is so valuable to have humans express themselfs on this high level. And This inspires and teaches people to learn about human expression.
It's so good and sadly uncommon to read a comment like yours. People tend to reject what they don't know as if something doesn't belong to their grasp is useless or shouldn't exist. Thank you!
Such a wonderful person person and artist. I had the pleasure of working with him at Kunsten, Aalborg in a performance. Inspiring outlook on life and art.
I like how the words of the subtitles are sometimes out of context and add craziness and perplexity to this French-speaking artist. Surreal.
Saw his works yesterday in Bourse de Commerce. Very very inspiring. Thank you for this video.
Amazing interview. Thank you for sharing and exposing me to this artist
Thank you so much.Thrilled that you liked the inteview!
What a great talk and take on art. Thank you
been waiting for this one! :D
thanks to my favorite channel on youtube for bringing it!
You’re welcome! So happy that you like our channel ❤️
I heard that someone at Documenta got stung by one of those bees and died (they were allergic). I can't find any reference to it. Does anyone know if that is true? Brilliant artist. Wonderful to hear him speak.
I do know that’s the Hayward Gallery in London had this installed for the Human Factor exhibition. It was installed outside on one the terraces … but when I saw the exhibition they had restricted access to the piece. Your question makes me now wonder if this is why they restricted access … perhaps contact the Hayward? I know this is a stretch!
Such a good artist. Still it seems like 'chance operations' in the work of Cage, following from the ancient Chinese divination method the I-Ching, which is no doubt an antecedent to Huyghe's thinking (as well as Eco's "open work" and Bhaktin's "polyphony" and more;) at this point in time it feels as easy and almost ordinary to keep things/conditions open, open to "contingency," creating situations and systems for not controlling, as it is to control or to create closure (as in more "conventional" art.) Imho, the only difference is the meanings we can ascribe to (decisions) which specific aspects of the work that are allowed or invited to remain 'open' or vulnerable to conditions that are allegedly not in one's (artist's or experiencer's) control. The mere fact of openness and endless variation is not or is no longer so compelling, and in this sense the more exciting aspects of Huyghe's works for me are in the images, forms, and themes that remain foundational or unchanging, as well as their particular aesthetic presence.
MOST INTERESTING ARTIST IN THE WORLD
Had to watch twice. Language barrier. Two fold. Art and French. Very interesting. Couldn’t turn it off. Glad I watched.
happy that you liked it!
Love Huyghe !
La seule nécessité est la contingence de l'étant ❤️❤️
"" one of the best things about dude is that he never takes credit for himself when he achieves something . he always respect us, the audience, and his team, and he is always polite in all of his video. we congratulate ourselves on this achievement more to come and everything to come""❤💛🧡💙
Let's we all just appreciate the content this man and his crew makes it's just a masterpiece imagine what's he's gonna doing the future ❤
I hope this channel never ends and keeps spreading happiness.❤😊
genius! thank you for existing
What a thin line between insanity and brilliance!
Great interview! Can the movie "Untilled" be found somewhere?
The video 'A Way in Untilled' is not currently on view online. However, the video is sometimes shown at Pierre Huyghe's exhibitions. It's also a part of the MoMA collection. www.moma.org/collection/works/200117
Merci, Pierre.
thank you!!
The greatest
"with your phone". . .
Let's make it short:
I'm not interested in Pierre :):):)
A magnifying glass on human psyche…
Why does the monkey keep the mask on?
Boring....