Description
Discover the transformative power of contemporary art through 'Mona Hatoum', a visually stunning retrospective showcasing the influential works of renowned artist Mona Hatoum. This insightful book, published by Tate Publishing in 2016, analyzes the provocative themes present in Hatoum's artwork, where beauty clashes with horror, and desire intersects with revulsion. As a Palestinian artist born in Beirut, Hatoum delves deep into complex themes such as violence and oppression, conveyed through her thought-provoking installations and video art. Her significant works like 'Corps étranger' - an intimate endoscopic journey of her body, 'Hot Spot' - a striking globe that outlines world contours in neon, and 'Present Tense' - which confronts concepts of shifting territories, all demand attention and spark deep reflection. This beautifully designed book features 250 vibrant color images that capture the essence of her artistry. Ideal for collectors, artists, and anyone with a passion for contemporary art, especially installation art and video art, 'Mona Hatoum' is an essential addition to any art lover's library. Experience the intricate balance of contrasting themes as you explore her significant impact on modern art through this remarkable catalog, making it a must-have for those fascinated by the intersection of art and social commentary.