Editions
For edition purchase or inquiry please contact: editions@mocachina.org
Editions(1)
Shanghai, 2004
2008
Archival Digital Print on 100% Cotton Rag Sheet
23 x 34 inches (58.5 x 86 cm)
Edition of 33
HK$8,000
MOCA China presents a digital limited print edition of four works by Hong Kong based hyper-realist painter Jeffrey du Vallier d'Aragon Aranita, MOCA China's Executive Director as a fund raising gesture towards the development of a new museum of contemporary art in Hong Kong.
"Aranita's imagery situates experiences from individual sites in China in order to change meaning and produce effect. Aranita's image-cities make sense because he renders the semiotic ruptures that color the urban landscape. His imagery intersects at the margins of a visual and biological economy. An archive and a respite from literality, Aranita's views move us, the viewers, into a state of tendency or futurity They allow for possibility or for what can be and become real for the viewer." –adapted from On Leaving the Shadow World, Craig Smith, 2005.
Editions(2)
Wanchai, The Floating World, 2006
2008
Archival Digital Print on 100% Cotton Rag Sheet
23 x 32 inches (58.5 x 81 cm)
Edition of 33
HK$8,000
MOCA China presents a digital limited print edition of four works by Hong Kong based hyper-realist painter Jeffrey du Vallier d'Aragon Aranita, MOCA China's Executive Director as a fund raising gesture towards the development of a new museum of contemporary art in Hong Kong.
"Aranita's imagery situates experiences from individual sites in China in order to change meaning and produce effect. Aranita's image-cities make sense because he renders the semiotic ruptures that color the urban landscape. His imagery intersects at the margins of a visual and biological economy. An archive and a respite from literality, Aranita's views move us, the viewers, into a state of tendency or futurity They allow for possibility or for what can be and become real for the viewer." –adapted from On Leaving the Shadow World, Craig Smith, 2005.
Editions(3)
Hangzhou, Acupuncture Clinic, 2006
2008
Archival Digital Print on 100% Cotton Rag Sheet
23 x 31.5 inches (58.5 x 80 cm)
Edition of 33
HK$8,000
MOCA China presents a digital limited print edition of four works by Hong Kong based hyper-realist painter Jeffrey du Vallier d'Aragon Aranita, MOCA China's Executive Director as a fund raising gesture towards the development of a new museum of contemporary art in Hong Kong.
"Aranita's imagery situates experiences from individual sites in China in order to change meaning and produce effect. Aranita's image-cities make sense because he renders the semiotic ruptures that color the urban landscape. His imagery intersects at the margins of a visual and biological economy. An archive and a respite from literality, Aranita's views move us, the viewers, into a state of tendency or futurity They allow for possibility or for what can be and become real for the viewer." –adapted from On Leaving the Shadow World, Craig Smith, 2005.
Editions(4)
Yau Ma Tei, Kam Lung Night Club, 1997
2008
Archival Digital Print on 100% Cotton Rag Sheet
23 x 34.5 inches (58.5 x 87.5 cm)
Edition of 33
HK$8,000
MOCA China presents a digital limited print edition of four works by Hong Kong based hyper-realist painter Jeffrey du Vallier d'Aragon Aranita, MOCA China's Executive Director as a fund raising gesture towards the development of a new museum of contemporary art in Hong Kong.
"Aranita's imagery situates experiences from individual sites in China in order to change meaning and produce effect. Aranita's image-cities make sense because he renders the semiotic ruptures that color the urban landscape. His imagery intersects at the margins of a visual and biological economy. An archive and a respite from literality, Aranita's views move us, the viewers, into a state of tendency or futurity They allow for possibility or for what can be and become real for the viewer." –adapted from On Leaving the Shadow World, Craig Smith, 2005.