Part of the reason why I like her work is the European architecture inspiration. I really like that look of the old cathedrals and things like that. She takes these influences and uses her knowledge of them to create her own building out of it (a much smaller scaled building though). The work has such a dark fantasy feel about it. The whole work seems sinister, and yet there is nothing really frightening about it. She also adds a lot of personal details to her work. These include little feet that she has in a lot of her work. She puts a lot of personal touches in that no one would really notice unless they were looking for it. It seems like she uses her work to make sense of things in her own life.
Diana Al-Hadid A Measure of Ariadne's Love-2007
Wood, aluminum, fiberglass, polystyrene, resin, cardboard, plaster, paint, and plexiglass
299 x 213 x 243 cm/ 117.6 x 84 x 96 in.
Source:
-Stillman, N.2008,12. Diana Al-Hadid. Artforum International.47, 303-304. Retrieved from http://search. proquest.com/docview/214336044?accountid=9649.
Artist Talk: Diana Al-Hadid. (Web). www.artbabble.org/video/hamnier/artist-talk-diana-al-hadid. 4 Jan 2014.
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