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Lesia Mokrycke. Joie de Vivre. Oil on canvas, 2010
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Identity, public art installation. Design Philadelphia. With Linda Brenner and Judy Geles. Philadelphia, PA 2009
This project was conceived by Linda Brenner and Judy Geles and is focused on shifting ideas of identity in contemporary culture. This is a project that I assisted Linda Brenner and Judy Geles with in Philadelphia on October 10th, 2009 as part of Design Philadelphia. The project was very successful and generated a large amount of public interest.
One of the best things about this project was the participation with the homeless who live in the the park. Two men, specifically, were amazing. They live in Love Park, and dedicated their entire week to making sure each project ran smoothly. They even repainted the cube each night. It was a learning experience for everyone. -
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Lesia Mokrycke. Soliloquy detail, plaster, ink, paper, chair, 2’ x 3’ x 5’, 2009
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Lesia Mokrycke. Installation view. Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, 2009
Building on ideas surrounding scale and location, in Philadelphia I completed a series of three paintings and one sculpture that address the relationship between people and the city. This body of work includes Solace, Trepidation and Soliloquy and explores individuality within the context of the urban metropolis. The lone figure in Soliloquyreflects isolation and lack of individuality. This series aims to address the ironic circumstances of alienation and lack of social contact in an environment made up of nothing but people.
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Lesia Mokrycke. Rain, mixed media installation, 10’ x 16’ x 23’. The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Hamilton Museum. 2008
Theme: Linear by Peter Vidani
