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1990
77.0 x 55.0 cm
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Early Life and Background
- Born: Mumbai, India (1954)
- Origin: Born to a Jewish mother and a Hindu father; his maternal grandfather was a cantor in a Pune synagogue.
- Education: Attended The Doon School, an all-boys boarding school in Dehradun, India. Later studied at Hornsey College of Art and Chelsea School of Art and Design in London.
- Early Influences: Briefly studied electrical engineering in Israel before deciding to pursue art; found a role model in artist Paul Neagu.
Artistic Development and Key Themes
- Early Works (1980s): Known for geometric or biomorphic sculptures using simple materials like granite, limestone, marble, pigment, and plaster. Often monochromatic and brightly colored.
- Exploration of Matter and Non-Matter: Explored themes of void, space, and perception in his work. Sculptures often create a sense of receding into the distance or distorting surrounding space.
- Use of Reflective Surfaces (1990s onwards): Began working with polished stainless steel to create mirror-like surfaces that reflect and distort the viewer and surroundings.
- Recurring Themes: Kapoor's work frequently explores dualities such as earth-sky, matter-spirit, visible-invisible, and conscious-unconscious. He often investigates concepts of containment, infinity, and the relationship between the individual and the surrounding environment.
Major Works and Public Installations
- Cloud Gate ("The Bean"): A large-scale stainless steel sculpture in Chicago's Millennium Park (2006). One of his most recognizable works.
- Sky Mirror: Exhibited at Rockefeller Center, New York City (2006) and Kensington Gardens, London (2010). A highly reflective, concave form that mirrors the sky and surroundings.
- Temenos: Located in Middlesbrough, England. A large-scale work exploring themes of space and perception.
- Leviathan: An enormous PVC structure exhibited at the Grand Palais in Paris (2011).
- ArcelorMittal Orbit: A permanent sculpture commissioned for London's Olympic Park (2012).
Awards, Recognition, and Historical Significance
- Turner Prize: Awarded in 1991.
- Praemium Imperiale: Received in 2011.
- Genesis Prize: Awarded in 2017 for his contributions to art and advocacy for refugees.
- Knighthood: Knighted in the 2013 Birthday Honours for services to visual arts.
- Padma Bhushan: Received from the Indian government (2012), India's third-highest civilian award.
- Historical Significance: Kapoor is considered one of the most influential contemporary sculptors, known for his innovative use of materials and exploration of profound philosophical themes. His large-scale public works have transformed urban landscapes and engaged audiences worldwide. He has significantly contributed to the understanding of space, perception, and the human condition through his art.
Anish Kapoor
1954 - , India
基本情報
- Artistic Movement Or Style: Contemporary sculpture
- Artists Who Influenced This Artist: ['Paul Neagu']
- Date Of Birth: March 12, 1954
- Full Name: Anish Mikhail Kapoor
- Nationality: British, Indian
- Notable Artworks:
- Cloud Gate (The Bean)
- Sky Mirror
- Temenos
- Leviathan
- ArcelorMittal Orbit
- Place Of Birth (City And Country): Mumbai, India

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