The artists created portraits of toys in large-sized prints: American comic heroes of the 1960s; muscle-bound fantasy figures; Japanese Manga superstars; actors and directors such as Bruce Willis, Sylvester Stallone and Quentin Tarantino; even world-leaders such as George W. Bush and his opponent Saddam Hussein; or artists such as Andy Warhol who are presented as toys.
The main theme related to the photographic work Daniel & Geo Fuchs have been doing since 1993 is a research about borders and border experiences. As Michael Buhrs, director Museum Villa Stuck in Munich writes it « As the point of departure for their photo series TOYGIANTS , the artists Daniel and Geo Fuchs use the, to a certain extent, highly political world of toy figures, which are sold and traded internationally.
The artists created portraits of toys in large-sized prints: American comic heroes of the 1960s; muscle-bound fantasy figures; Japanese Manga superstars; actors and directors such as Bruce Willis, Sylvester Stallone and Quentin Tarantino; even world-leaders such as George W. Bush and his opponent Saddam Hussein; or artists such as Andy Warhol who are presented as "toys".»
Daniel Fuchs, born in 1966 and Geo Fuchs, born in 1969 both live and work together for now more than 15 years in Germany.
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Inauguration of out new Prints department with JonOne, Miss Van, Shepard Fairey, JR, Vuk Vidor and more.
Discover our new Prints Department with a special display of a large selection of limited edition art pieces from monotypes by JonOne, silkscreens by Shepard Fairey, prints by Vuk Vidord by Miss Vananand high quality lithographs by JR
Opening 27 march 2010, 18h-21h
Galerie Magda Danysz 78
rue Amelot Paris 11 - France
Opens from tuesday to friday from 11AM to 7PM
and saturday from 2 to 7PM
free admission