Ronni Ahmmed - #Vision 9
Redazione Art-Vibes | On 19, Mag 2014
A postmodern interpretation of narration or grand narration.
di Ronni Ahmmed
I have been practicing my art for the last twenty years. I always wanted to tell stories through my art language and I find myths to be the greatest treasure of all stories. Myth can sort out your inner mapping profoundly and work as a mirror to reflect civilizations as well as personal worlds.
With myth I blend absurdity, spirituality, science, politics, metaphysics, sarcasm, etc.
My language is a postmodern interpretation of narration or grand narration. In 2005 I did a huge painting (30m X 3m) of NOAH’S ARK which was a grand narration of myth and culture, including literature, politics, poetry etc.
In 2008, I participated in Fourth Fukuoka Triennial (Japan) with a video work with Yasmin Kabir.
In 2011, 2012 and 2013, I participated in Open14, Open15 and Open16 in Venice, Italy, with installation and banners. In 2012, I created the world’s largest turtle sculpture (17m X11m) with a huge mural inside on turtle myths of the world, at the Mermaid Beach Resort in Cox’s Bazar (Bangladesh).
I also participated in Santorini Biennale of Arts 2012, in Greece.
In 2013, my Art book ‘The Cosmic Ark’ was officially launched at the Venice Biennale. My Artwork was also shown at the Imago Mundi Exhibition at the Venice Biennale 2013, under the Luciano Benetton Collection.
Recently I participated in the Florence Biennale 2013 (November 2013) and received an award for my animation video ‘Seven hundred miles of sleep walking’.
Ronni Ahmmed – Do not open your window to the eggs. 2006. Charcoal, 100cm x 60cm.
IMAGES COURTESY OF RONNI AHMMED
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- Ronni Ahmmed – Family of an orthodox ambassador – 2004. Charcoal, 100cm x 60cm.
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- Ronni Ahmmed – Caged friends are living happily and singing lalon shah – 2004. Dry pastel, 100cm x 60cm.
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- Ronni Ahmmed – Father, I am coming home – 2006, Acrylic on canvas, 5m x 3.1m.
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- Ronni Ahmmed – Tale of a fairyman – 2004. Dry Pastel, 100cm x 60cm.
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- Ronni Ahmmed – The man who can celebrate his own death according to the lemon clock – 2006. Acrylic, 130cm x 91cm.
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- Ronni Ahmmed – Journey into the center of a center and your vision from a distant mushroom trip. – 2009. Acrylic on canvas, 1.5m x 1m.
SEVEN HUNDRED MILES OF SLEEP WALKING
Seven Hundred Miles of Sleep Walking, an Animation Film By Visual Artist Ronni Ahmmed – Video courtesy of: Refat Rabbi
Seven hundred miles of sleepwalking. Animation film, 2013, 10 min, © Ronni Ahmmed
Seven Hundred Miles of Sleep Walking is a multimedia video work consisting animation, music and video images. It has a linguistic approach and is also a new interpretation of Ronni Ahmmed’s who has been working on mith, absurdty, spirituality, and politics, through his art for the last twenty years. The video contains such elements with new experimentation.
Text via DhakaTribune
– All images and video: © Ronni Ahmmed
Further reading:
– Ronni Ahmmed website: ronniahmmed.com
– Ronni Ahmmed facebook: facebook.com/pages/Ronni-Ahmmed
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