I love to visit exhibitions and shows. It helps my brain to stay in a creative mode. Russian Paper filigree artist
Yulia Brodskaya who recently have her work to cross over the one of the biggest shopping malls LCX in Hong Kong, and for sure, her works are just brilliantly amazing. However the show in
LCX is perhaps disappointing the audiences.
Is bottom-lit approach the best way to demonstrate the texture of the artwork?
Not really. I would say it damaging the presentation of Yulia's works
Audiences really want to have a look at the amazing detailed paper painting of the portraitures that Yulia made. Yet, the exhibition only shows the a flat copy of the original work. If people spend money to come to the mall and just see the photographs of the original work, then why don't people stay at home and
search the images on the Internet?
Moreover, you might find bad mounting and framing on the photo copy of the work. This is just an act of insulting the artist, and it's sort of fooling the audience. What a shame.
