Roots : “Pop Art”

We’ll think here of our visual work and its referents : Primitivism, in the “return to origin” meaning, initiated as early as 1907 by “les demoiselles d’Avignon”; and Pop Art, meant as its opposite, the un-dealization of art, for the benefit of icons leaning to triviality, of present, jet set successes and money worhiping. A tendency the Boz company will run to its edge, in initiating a company meant from the very beginning as a work of art for the form. For the content, however it’s rather different. Far from ephemera, the Boz company will indeed convey creations questionning Transcendence, in a topical way, derivated from Pop Art in the proven intent to subvert it. A paradoxal move evoking a figuere dear to antique mythology : the Trojan Horse.

Indeed, on the artistic level, our work will operate as a pair of pincers : an arm - Primitivism- questioning divine’s emergence; a second brand - Boz Company - to enter in the world and confront it to non-incidental things. (see Great Commentary Book’s segment about fashion)

Shaman - a painting by Julien Friedler

One Response to “Roots : “Pop Art””

  1. Spiritofboz » Blog Archive » Introduction to the “Great Commentary Book” Says:

    […] Weaving our web, it was interesting then to follow the "path" shown by the "track-word" Pop Art, related to fashion as "practical knowledge". […]

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