Almine Rech Gallery

18-09-2020: www.alminerech.com/artists/190-aaron-young

Aaron Young

  • , Seriously, Moonlight, 2014
    Blowtorch and pigment on canvas
    198,1 x 167,6 x 6,3 cm
  • , Sunrise, Sunset, 2014
    Blowtorch and pigment on canvas
    198,1 x 167,6 x 6,3 cm
  • , Untitled, 2010
    24 karat gold-plated steel
    115 x 70 x 120 cm
  • , Here No Evil, 2011
    Silkscreen on linen
    86 x 122 x 13 cm
  • , Untitled, 2011
    Burnt rubber and motor oil on plated brass
    121,9 x 365,7 cm
  • , Dulce Periculum, 2009
    3/8’ bronze tinted glass with shredded tire rubber and liquid glass
    152,4 x 213,4 cm
  • , Untitled, 2009
    Oil, rubber, acrylic on aluminium
    243 x 484 cm
  • , Skid Mark (black nickel), 2010
    Brass panel plated with black nickel, burnt rubber, motor oil
    49,5 x 121,9 cm
  • , Skid Mark (24kt gold), 2010
    Brass panel plated with 24kt gold, burnt rubber, motor oil
    49,5 x 121,9 cm
  • , Locals Only, 2009
    Bronze, paint and spray paint
    104,1 x 78,7 x 40,6 cm
  • , Untitled, 2010
    24 karats gold-plated steel
    128 x 50 x 155 cm
  • , Untitled (un-mounted), 2008
    Bronze, paint and spray paint
    97,2 x 78,7 x 7,6 cm
  • , Untitled (un-mounted), 2008
    Bronze, paint and spray paint
    97,2 x 78,7 x 7,6 cm
  • , Wrecking ball, 2009
    Murano glass and metal accessorizes plated in 24kt flash gold: color Glazed anthracite
    90 x 50 cm
  • , Untitled, 2009
    Concrete, spray paint foam
    36,8 x 114,3 x 36,8 cm
  • , Underdog, 2009
    Polyester resin with fiberglass and chrome finish
    25,4 x 91,4 cm
  • , Gypsy Life, 2009
    3/8’ bronze tinted glass with shredded tire rubber and liquid glass
    213,4 x 152,4 cm
  • , Focus on the Four Dots, 2007
    Silkscreen on canvas
    147 cm
  • , Focus on the Four Dots, 2007
    Silkscreen on canvas
    147 cm
  • , EVERYBODY HAS THEIR VICES (ALPHA MALE PLUS), 2008
    Silkscreen on aluminium
    183 x 122 cm
  • , Tumbleweed (crushed fence), 2009
    24 Karat gold plated steel fence
    80 x 90 x 50 cm

American artist Aaron Young is recognized for his performance artworks for which he enlists culturally-resonant participants such as motorcycle riders or skateboarders. Photographs, videos, drawings, and sculptures are the traces of these ephemeral acts that constitute an opus of Young's intricate choreography. When Young refers to Jackson Pollock’s Action Paintings, he understands the destructive, yet dynamic energy to be relevant beyond the role of the body involved in a specific working process. Young expands the speed and the style inherent in gestural abstraction and reveals his interest for the multifarious figures and imagery of urban culture.

Exhibitions

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