I have seen her impressive works, they are like silk threads for the fetus to cling to to make a nest.
This exhibition is inspired by the shape and structure of honeycombs, as they bring beautiful harmony between shapes and materials.
I was especially moved by the idea of creating an exhibition that was both suitable for Toong’s space and a way for her to tell her own story.
I think so.
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Works displayed in the Nesting exhibition
Why did you stop at 13 works?
Actually, at first I planned to make 10 works, but the more I did it, the more creative ideas and inspiration I got.
How much time do you spend on “Nesting”?
Using engine technology is not simple.
I see that she especially likes and pays attention to the materials.
I have a lot of interest in materials and surface treatment of materials.
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Besides the materials used in the exhibition, what other materials are you interested in?
There are so many materials I want to experiment with.
You are also the Creative Director of Ti Toay Art Studio, a place purely for children?
That’s right, it’s an art workshop for kids ages 3–15.
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What is your experience when attending exhibitions around the world?
You should find information online about competitions or exhibitions.
So what’s the secret to being chosen?
(Laughs) I don’t have any secrets.
Are there any difficulties or differences when female artists pursue their path in installation art?
In my opinion, no.
What are your upcoming plans?
I want to do an exhibition about the children at Ti Toay Art Studio in mid-2016.
ABOUT THUY TRANG
Graduated from the Department of Painting, Vietnam University of Fine Arts in 2009. After that, she studied Art – Media and Textile at Angers University of Fine Arts, France.
Her works have been exhibited in many countries famous for art such as France, Italy, and Spain.
In 2014, she organized the exhibition Carnevale Di Venezia inspired by the mask of Venice, Italy.
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See more:
Photo exhibition “Himalaya” at Toong
Photo exhibition: `Street memories` cannot be viewed quickly
Gucci’s No Longer/Not Yet art exhibition
