Studio TADAOCERN Envisions, Transforms And Recreates The Behavioral Boundaries

Visual perception together with a creative process is very much influenced by the things that have been learned while working as an architect. I was deeply interested in human behavior and habits – I worked around or with them. Now, as for the artist, the field of interest stayed the same – I question what affects our actions in a certain way and can these things be changed. I operate in a laboratory where creative thinking serves as a foundation for experiments that are trying to envision our behavioral boundaries. As an artist, I document, transform, recreate or get rid of them.

Two suspended grids of glossy black rounded forms face each other in an ornate white room.
Rows of suspended black teardrop-shaped forms stretch across a bright empty room.
Dense pale dried plants hang from the ceiling above a sunlit floor and open doorway.

It is a delight obligation to take mundane, banal objects or occurrences and strip them to their basic concepts which work as a refreshment, helping us to find things that have been forgotten or taken for granted.

My creative style is very much affected by my architectural background as well: the process is systematic; all my artistic decisions are calculated and I’m always looking for the most hygienic expressions so ideas would become as clean as possible.

Two tall rounded forms densely covered in dried plants stand in a tiled industrial interior.
Gray and purple fabric hangs from a black rectangular frame in a bright gallery.
A folded purple fabric form hangs inside a black frame, with pink fabric resting below.

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Images with courtesy of TADAOCERN

http://www.tadaocern.com/

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