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Youth Union, 2019
Bronze, glass
14 x 14 cm
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We are happy to learn to be Stars, 2019
Educational publications, tables, chairs
Installed dimensions variable
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Singing in Pink, 2019
Digital C-print on paper, bubble wrap
Installed dimensions variable, 136 photographs
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A Land at a Not Yet Known City Pond, 2013
Digital C-print on perspex, neon light, wooden box
4 components (framed):
1st component: 98,5 x 95,5 cm;
2nd component: 98,5 x 136,5 cm;
3rd component: 98,5 x 143,5 cm;
4th component: 98,5 x 87,5 cm
4 ed. + 1 AP
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Vietnam’s Fighting History, 2019
Pastel, calligraphy ink on paper
27 x 22 cm (framed)
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Tran Minh Duc
b. 1982, HCMC.
Trần Minh Đức is a visual artist born and lives in Saigon. Đức is interested in the interactions between the collective and the individual, the local and the foreign. His practice interrogates what it means to be Vietnamese in the complex fabric of contemporaneity. He graduated from the painting department of the College of Culture and Arts of Ho Chi MInh City. His work spans performance, photography, collage, printmaking and installation, exploring notions of collective memory and cultural archives through investigating historical narratives, the effects of colonialism and imperialism, and the lasting impacts of war and migration.
