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Hueman’s “Hyperlimbo” at KP Projects.

Artist Hueman’s exceptional looking solo exhibition “Hyperlimbo” opens on January 14th at KP Projects in Los Angeles, California.

In this new body of work, Hueman creates a world that exists within a wrinkle in time, where the characters are stuck between worlds, dimensions, being.  “Hyperlimbo” is both a place and state of mind, inspired by Hueman’s frequent travel between Oakland and Los Angeles.

“Since my move to LA in 2004, and relocation up north in 2015, I’ve spent countless hours for the last 12 years on the stretch of road between LA and Oakland, a 300 mile stretch of asphalt each way. Those 6 hours are a time of personal and creative reflection where I’m alone with my thoughts, but can also be maddening at times, as though I will never reach the end of the horizon. Driving on the 5 is like being in limbo between two completely different places, where it literally feels like I’m going nowhere, fast. My pieces are inspired by the imagery I encounter o these road trips – the hills, the cars and trucks, the road, the clouds – as well as introspective feelings of, isolation, and longing. Through my lens, the mundane becomes a colorful, dizzying, landscape-laden dream where my mind can wander.”

“Hyperlimbo” will be on display until February 4th, 2017.

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Zack Seckler Absolutely beautiful images from Botswana, the colours and patterns are breath taking. It’s so easy to forget how incredible nature can be.  7 ‘Being above the ground at such low elevations, and having the ability to precisely maneuver, was like gliding over an enormous painting and being able to create brushstrokes at will. As soon as I saw the landscape from above I knew there was potential to create a special body of work.’

The title of the work is identical to a series of photographs by Huseyin shot in Odessa, showing curtains blowing in the wind. These images inspired an installation of hardened lace curtains, frozen in time and space. The work refers to the gesture of opening the windows to set free the soul of the deceased, as well as the idea of a spirit present in a room, mysteriously lifting the curtains to reveal its presence.

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