Square Nimbus (2015) acrylic, reflective
acrylic, aluminum,
LEDs, infrared sensor, microprocessor, 17.5” x 16.75” x
10.5”
San Juan, Puerto Rico - Peligro Amarillo / Santurce is
pleased to host the Closing Reception of Paul Myoda's inaugural exhibition on
Saturday, June 4, from 6PM - 9PM at Calle Cerra 627 in Santurce, the arts district
of San Juan, Puerto Rico.
The show at Peligro Amarillo features Myoda’s historic
representations of nimbuses in religious art — Greek, Buddhist, Hindu, Islamic,
Christian, and others — which he uses as a springboard for dynamic wall
compositions that investigate the transformative quality of light. Geometric
nimbuses occur throughout these histories, but vary significantly due to their perspectival
representations. As Myoda states, “Each perspectival system places subjects and
their nimbuses in different spatial relationships, and therefore provides a
different attitude of spectatorship, from the immersive and corporeal to the
detached and otherworldly.”
Myoda’s sculptures are developed in various two and
three-dimensional design applications and then fabricated using computer-based
technologies such as laser and water jet cutters, 3D printers and traditional
hand tools. Myoda combines materials such as reflective acrylic, aluminum,
LEDs, microprocessors and infrared sensors to create these constructions. In
direct response to the viewer’s movements, the sculptures exhibit an array of
behaviors in varying intensities, rhythms and light effects.
Circular Nimbus (2015) Acrylic, reflective acrylic,
aluminum,
LEDs, infrared sensor, microprocessor, 16-1/2 x 16-1/4 x 11-1/4”
This is Myoda’s first solo exhibition at Peligro Amarillo /
Santurce. Previously, he has presented solo exhibitions at Yellow Peril Gallery
in Providence, Rhode Island, and select contemporary art fairs in New York,
Miami, Istanbul and Bologna.
About Peligro Amarillo / Santurce Founded in 2016, PELIGRO
AMARILLO / SANTURCE is a contemporary art outpost located in the arts district
of San Juan, Puerto Rico. Like the flagship Yellow Peril in Providence, RI, the
outpost fosters art critiques from emerging, mid-career and established artists
who have been featured in biennials and museum exhibitions, participated in top
tier art fairs and acquired by private collectors worldwide. Its presence in
the Caribbean will connect audiences with the gallery’s roster of artists and
introduce Puerto Rican artists to audiences outside the region. For more info
about future exhibitions at both Peligro Amarillo and Yellow Peril, visit www.peligroamarillo.com.
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agradecemos su colaboración. Las imágenes se publican exclusivamente para la
promoción de la exposición, la galería y el artista y está prohibida su
reproducción en cualquier medio.
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