From his podcasts to social media.
Choe has taken his manic approach to graphical art, in all variations...and transferred it to these all encompassing jutting forms of involved pieces. From podcasts thats gone bad, to saga after saga each asking wtf are we doing with our lives? What is real? Have we gone too far? Or even close to being far enough? Are we saving people? Can we save ourselves? Can we find beauty in the S that we feel...breaks us? Are we ok? Does it matter?
Can it matter?
The Choe Show...is the next step into these journeys into those questions and attempts at figuring anything out. It may not be us asking the questions of our selves. But David asking and presenting these questions, and stories in the most compelling way yet.
I wont break down every episode.
That defeats the purpose of watching it unfold.
Ive followed his work for a while.
Since i was jumping around the midwest and east coast. What got me, was the wind crying Mary...and streetlights turning blue. I was in.
In the way i approach my own art, and experiments in expression. There was something there that reflected the chaos im myself, that i was ill equipped to express. And a bit afraid to.
Seeing his show...take it one step further into the self examination and the resulting paintings. The manic Tarantino-ing of the narratives. The questions asked. The perspectives presented, and watching the meanings twist and grow with every edit.
With the tumultuous world we are in.
And the seeming attack on flaws and our personal humanity. Our personal velocity.
This show, shows us "hey...we are flawed. We are even broken. Its ok. We have every right to unfurl any difficulty and pain we have, and examine it and take it for all its worth. Or accept it. But try harder. YOU are on the other side as well. But take the chance. Be uncomfortable. Be afraid. Keep going."
We need this show and more things like it.
Choe has taken his manic approach to graphical art, in all variations...and transferred it to these all encompassing jutting forms of involved pieces. From podcasts thats gone bad, to saga after saga each asking wtf are we doing with our lives? What is real? Have we gone too far? Or even close to being far enough? Are we saving people? Can we save ourselves? Can we find beauty in the S that we feel...breaks us? Are we ok? Does it matter?
Can it matter?
The Choe Show...is the next step into these journeys into those questions and attempts at figuring anything out. It may not be us asking the questions of our selves. But David asking and presenting these questions, and stories in the most compelling way yet.
I wont break down every episode.
That defeats the purpose of watching it unfold.
Ive followed his work for a while.
Since i was jumping around the midwest and east coast. What got me, was the wind crying Mary...and streetlights turning blue. I was in.
In the way i approach my own art, and experiments in expression. There was something there that reflected the chaos im myself, that i was ill equipped to express. And a bit afraid to.
Seeing his show...take it one step further into the self examination and the resulting paintings. The manic Tarantino-ing of the narratives. The questions asked. The perspectives presented, and watching the meanings twist and grow with every edit.
With the tumultuous world we are in.
And the seeming attack on flaws and our personal humanity. Our personal velocity.
This show, shows us "hey...we are flawed. We are even broken. Its ok. We have every right to unfurl any difficulty and pain we have, and examine it and take it for all its worth. Or accept it. But try harder. YOU are on the other side as well. But take the chance. Be uncomfortable. Be afraid. Keep going."
We need this show and more things like it.