There's an immediacy of working with materials that I really like". One reason why he's drawn to found objects, especially old furniture, is that pulling them apart helps him to understand the designers' thinking.
Ms. Jensen said these personal introductions were in keeping with the immediacy of his work.
She had an emotional territory all her own, one that was defined not by pain, exactly, but by some subdepartment of it, some vague and clammy feeling — discomfort, embarrassment — and magnified by the extreme physical immediacy of the work.
He was so preoccupied, he said, by the immediacy of his work and home struggles that he never realized he was unwittingly writing a recipe book of street drugs.
Bausch [has] … an emotional territory all her own, one that was defined not by pain, exactly, but by some subdepartment of it, some vague and clammy feeling discomfort, embarrassment and magnified by the extreme physical immediacy of the work.
Joan Acocella also picked up on the gristly aesthetic of Bausch's work in a 2002 review of "Masurca Fogo": Bausch [has] … an emotional territory all her own, one that was defined not by pain, exactly, but by some subdepartment of it, some vague and clammy feeling discomfort, embarrassment and magnified by the extreme physical immediacy of the work.
The vehemence of his resistance to these stances suggests that something other than a simple shift from the particular immediacy of a work to a theoretical contemplation of its content must be at play.
— eclipses the clarity and immediacy of the working model.
The authors show how the immediacy of these works is enhanced by the artist's energetic technique.
