الأحد، 16 مارس 2014

THE JOURNEY EXHIBITION 2014 ( by Asad Bunashi) kuwait modern art museam







ASAD BUNASHI ( THE JOURNEY ) modern art


 Before we go through this intellectual journey that will lead us into new dimensions of thinking, we have to be aware that it is the journey of humanity. It is my journey and yours. It has nothing to do any religious, ethnic or personal thoughts. It is all about knowledge.



Australopithecus Afarensis
استرالو بيثيكوس افارنسيس - Australopithecus Afarensis 2014 by asad bunashi
سكتش ودراسة الجمجمة - استرالو بيثيكوس افارنسيس


ASAD BUNASHI ( AFARENSIS ) in profile



The idea of this exhibition started nine months ago after going through multiple researches. They were questions and speculations that make one want to know the truth behind life and how it started. How was it? How will it be after decades? We have theories based on scientific evidence, researches, and expeditions to cities across the world and university studies. This controversial issue has been the subject of documentary movies and discussion amongst chemists and professors in microbiology.Working on the conception and drawing the people took a lot of time and effort. Choosing the right features of the people who represent the three races was basic for the comparison.




A F A R E N S I S

Homo erectus skull - (1,900 000  - 143,000  year )




Homo erectus 1 by asad bunashi 2014
 ( afarensis - the journey exhibition )



Homo erectus 2 by asad bunashi 2014
 ( afarensis - the journey exhibition )

Homo erectus 4 by asad bunashi 2014
 ( afarensis - the journey exhibition )
Homo erectus 3 by asad bunashi 2014
 ( afarensis - the journey exhibition )

Homo erectus 5 by asad bunashi 2014
 ( afarensis - the journey exhibition )
Homo erectus 5 close , by asad bunashi 2014
 ( afarensis - the journey exhibition )


Homo erectus 6 close , by asad bunashi 2014
 ( afarensis - the journey exhibition )
Homo erectus 6 by asad bunashi 2014
 ( afarensis - the journey exhibition )

Homo erectus 8 by asad bunashi 2014
( afarensis - the journey exhibition )
Homo erectus 7 by asad bunashi 2014
( afarensis - the journey exhibition )

Homo erectus 8 by asad bunashi 2014
 ( afarensis - the journey exhibition )





Homo erectus  by asad bunashi 2014 ( afarensis - the journey exhibition ) oil painting in profile



This exhibition is one of the most important modern researches and unique in classification. It includes three artistic trends: modern realism, post realism and video arts. All are combined into a “small biennale” that explores the human heritage from ancient civilizations and extinct races to take us in a projection to the world ofspace, astronomy and the cosmos, thus extending the perception scope of reality, history, science and beliefsacross centuries. This is the idea behind this journey.

AFARENSIS
oil painting in profile ( jap )

by asad bunashi oil skitch  in profile ( old man )


The name of the first exhibition -Afarensis- was derived from the book of Donald Johansson The Beginnings of Humankind. It was a comparison of facial features of primitive creatures called Australopithecus afarensiswhich were discovered by scientists in anthropology. The exhibition was also a comparison between those old forms and Man nowadays.
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This comparison is based on post realism trend which is a philosophy and an artistic school. It is built on scientific facts about the different human races. Anthropologists determined three of them. The largest one is theCaucasian which includes Europeans and the white. The second race is the Mongolian. The third one is the black skinned mainly from Africa.

by asad bunashi oil painting in profile ( adel bunashi )
by asad bunashi oil painting in profile ( Cleopatra )
by asad bunashi oil painting in profile ( Cleopatra )

Scientists and paleontologist have intensively studied fossils and dinosaurs. After discovering Lucy afarensis (Australopithecus), they wanted to know how she lived and how she looked like. They worked with a group ofspecialists in chemistry to determine how old she was.Paleontologist and sculptors worked on modelling the skull depending on an anatomy research. Biological theories of natural selection and this discovery lead them to a simulation to this creature which was similar to amonkey. This result was adopted by the science ofpaleontology as the closest visualization to this extinctcreature.  

by asad bunashi oil painting in profile ( FAISAL )








by asad bunashi oil painting in profile ( artist ahmed muqeem  )
  








 by artist asad bunashi oil painting in profile (artist ahmed muqeem  )
by asad bunashi oil painting in profile ( ahmed muqeem  ) 2014




by asad bunashi oil painting in profile ( ahmed muqeem   ) 2014




by asad bunashi oil painting in profile (JAP _ working on )
by asad bunashi oil painting in profile ( sami al ali -oil skitch  )

by asad bunashi oil painting in profile ( al yasin - oil sketch  )

by asad bunashi oil painting in profile ( al yasin - oil sketch  )

by asad bunashi oil painting in profile ( aldel - oil sketch  )

by asad bunashi oil painting in profile ( nicole  ) 2014


by asad bunashi oil painting in profile ( nicole - oil sketch  )

by asad bunashi oil painting in profile ( nicole  ) 2014

by asad bunashi oil painting in profile ( maha  ) 2014

by asad bunashi oil painting in profile ( Neanderthal skull   ) 2014

by asad bunashi oil painting in profile ( neanderthal oil sketch   ) 2014



by asad bunashi oil painting in profile ( Cleopatra   ) 2014





by asad bunashi oil painting in profile ( my brother Adel  ) 2014

by asad bunashi oil painting in profile ( al-dwesan oil sketch  ) 2014
by asad bunashi oil painting in profile ( al-dwesan  ) 2014

by asad bunashi oil painting in profile ( al-dwesan  ) 2014

by asad bunashi oil painting in profile ( jap  ) 2014

by asad bunashi oil painting in profile ( Ishtar  ) 2014

by asad bunashi oil painting in profile ( old man  ) 2014


We have studied the skull once again from another perspective. It was an intensive research. Skulls of extinct races were collected such as Neanderthal which is 500 years old, Oryctos which is 1,500,000 years old andAfarensis which is 3.2 million years. 


by asad bunashi oil painting in profile 2014 ( Australopithecus   )
by asad bunashi oil painting in profile 2014 ( neaderthal 500 y  )
by asad bunashi oil painting in profile 2014 (homo erectus   )


supernova

The second exhibition is a supernova, a special study in the new postmodern style , using plastic pigment then painted with airbrush, a philosophy of ourselves that carry different worlds in the natural structure has been linked to galaxies , Which is the latest discoveries studied pictures of the Hubble telescope sent to the space in 1993 , and has been updated recently high quality camera to observed  the galaxies and supernova in  space.
by asad bunashi airbrush profile ( self portrait  ) 2014



video art

The third exhibition was the messages directly from my director experiences short films called "Video Art", It is a direct messages sent or indirectly by viewing the film enters the field of Fine Arts, Through these videos displayed in the gallery (the Journey) has been sent messages supporting thought of basic human and many of the core values ​​of life such as video, "Life," which direct messages through communication with the subconscious mind instilled values ​​and principles, and the film "Colors," a film explaining the extent of the difference among humans in dealing with each other in a non-logical values ​​in determining the color of the skin.



Through this exhibition, we must respect human thoughts and we know that there are human beings have tried very hard to look at the knowledge of the universe , they did not stop at a certain point  and  they did not surrendered, god create the human mind and this is a blessing must preserve and exploited in the search in our self ,  life of biology, and  the cosmic  in the billions of galaxies around us  , and searching in the The reality of living  and how to deal with his brother's rights to move up and make a conscious and educated creature

 Asad A bunashi
Artistasadbunashi@gmail.com