Body Electric works by Hercules Fisherman

Oct. 5, 2010 - PRLog -- The Apogee
3 Leicester Place
London WC2H 7BP

25th October – 14th Nov


This is an exploration, a shared experience by the artist, model and the viewer. Jet black inks piercing through wafer thin rice paper, high blotting properties, incredibly tensile for its measure. A combination that leaves little room for corrections, every mark soaked through and defined. Plays well with the artist as he does not own an eraser. He sees drawing as  a free flow of energy. To erase is to reduce or diminish its impact. As in Whitman, influences of Khayyam and Tao philosophies are very much evident.
Bodies bare to their natural state represent freedom and liberation, contrasting socio-political dogmas and strictures.


“ ...The circling rivers the breath, and breathing it in and out,
The beauty of the waist, and thence of the hips, and thence downward
toward the knees,
The thin red jellies within you or within me ...”
from
I Sing the Body Electric
by Walt Whitman

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http://herx.org

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Also Founding CTO architect of Fizzback Enterprise Platform, handling customer communication feedbacks.
He regularly organised or curated events for exhibitions, arts clubs and was an active member of Brixton Poets Society while holding residencies at De Fabrik (art center) in Holland and the Fridge London.
He has worked in variety of mediums in sculpture, painting, installations and performance art. His works have been on display in events and venues internationally in Spain – Barcelona , Arthouse in Ireland, Edinburgh Festival, Riverside Studios in London and in private collections globally. With appearances and critical acclaims in mainstream medias such as channel4, Guardian, Sunday times, Evening standard, Arts review, Harpers & Queens, Face and Arts Monthly. As a publisher of Our Wonderful Culture, he produced periodicals as well as art books and fineart prints. He has gained prestigious national recognition artists status award in Ireland and a British council awards.