How a single artwork can trap the eye in a web of meaning
In short: In this episode of The Artist Project, Matthew Ritchie explores the complex layers of interpretation triggered by a masterpiece in The Met's collection.
London-born artist Matthew Ritchie, who began his career in 1964, examines the work 'The Triumph of Fame over Death.' Using a range of mediums from sculpture to painting, Ritchie reflects on how visual engagement quickly evolves into a complex network of meanings and terms.
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