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VERNISÁŽ - DOMINIKA VYSKOČILOVÁ - I CHOOSE THE BEAR
Vernissage - Dominika Vyskočilová - I Choose The Bear
Event by: Reny Muzik, b:e café/bar, Domi Vyskocilova
Location: Jana Zajíce 167/36, Jana Zajíce 36, Praha 7
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Dominika Vyskočilová
- I Choos The Bear
In love like doping against stress.
Today, it is possible to explain everything, even in love.
Goodbye romantico?
"I can do what I want, I'm not really me".
Everything starts in childhood.
Just then we subconsciously choose various icons that are absolutely essential for
who we become, what I confess values and our moral attitude are.
In his creation Vyskočilová very actively examines the phenomenon of Cosplay, which allows you to hide behind someone else or create your own alter ego and in a way to release possible intimate brakes and vent things that are taboo in civilian life. The author also points to the abuse of this popular style for commercial purposes, especially erotic. But he does not condemn anyone. When analyzing and uncovering this problem, she encountered the concept of moe.
DV: MOE in our language has no equivalent. Mostly it is explained by a group of feelings that include: affection, adoration, devotion and neerotic excitement. These are deep feelings about the subject and at the same time a summary of some demands that the character puts on you.
I also think about how the sexualized variant MOE is now growing into our pop culture. The Cosplay subculture, whose original goal has always been to change as a favorite character and thus indulge in a little escort in their lives, has become raped by onlyfans models. For example, Kafuu model has a child built on the roleplay of a child. I perceive it as a big social problem, because with each other model this sexualization of something that should not be sexualized we support and practically normalize. But I do not want to stand on one side of the barricade of this
problem. Many juvenile girls, on the other hand, stylize themselves into adult women, just because of the desire to reach early. In this way, they make it difficult for men to estimate age and often receive attention that they do not want or are not ready for it. Again, however, I have to go back to the fact that this option also has roots in social problems that are associated with pressure on young people
soon and be successful. ” One of his dominant topics is the character named Waifu, who has begun to appear at the interface of the underground rap scene and otaku subculture.
DV: "The name of this character is a kind of oxymoron, because the character behaves quite the opposite of the" Wife material ". The word Waif is rather a lady who does not hesitate to exchange her body virtually anything. Lacinost is its identity, which is easily complemented by an e-Girl look and line of pika. ”
Alter ego in the Japanese version of Lolita. Self -knowledge and searching for your own identity. Concerns about leaving childhood and at the same time provocation with sexuality. The child's transformation into a woman. Reincarnation of E -Moji and a new definition of familiar characters various forms of Japanese mango culture and its processing in the work of a young painter, one of the very distinctive figures of the emerging art generation - students of AVU Dominika Vyskočilová.
curator: Rena Mužíková
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Dominika Vyskočilová
*1999, Prague
- 2013 - 2019 - Gymnázium na Pražačce with extended teaching of art education
- 2020 - 2021 Mikuláštík)
- 2021 - now - AVU Prague (Josef Bolf, Jakub Hošek and Nik Timková)
- I Choos The Bear
In love like doping against stress.
Today, it is possible to explain everything, even in love.
Goodbye romantico?
"I can do what I want, I'm not really me".
Everything starts in childhood.
Just then we subconsciously choose various icons that are absolutely essential for
who we become, what I confess values and our moral attitude are.
In his creation Vyskočilová very actively examines the phenomenon of Cosplay, which allows you to hide behind someone else or create your own alter ego and in a way to release possible intimate brakes and vent things that are taboo in civilian life. The author also points to the abuse of this popular style for commercial purposes, especially erotic. But he does not condemn anyone. When analyzing and uncovering this problem, she encountered the concept of moe.
DV: MOE in our language has no equivalent. Mostly it is explained by a group of feelings that include: affection, adoration, devotion and neerotic excitement. These are deep feelings about the subject and at the same time a summary of some demands that the character puts on you.
I also think about how the sexualized variant MOE is now growing into our pop culture. The Cosplay subculture, whose original goal has always been to change as a favorite character and thus indulge in a little escort in their lives, has become raped by onlyfans models. For example, Kafuu model has a child built on the roleplay of a child. I perceive it as a big social problem, because with each other model this sexualization of something that should not be sexualized we support and practically normalize. But I do not want to stand on one side of the barricade of this
problem. Many juvenile girls, on the other hand, stylize themselves into adult women, just because of the desire to reach early. In this way, they make it difficult for men to estimate age and often receive attention that they do not want or are not ready for it. Again, however, I have to go back to the fact that this option also has roots in social problems that are associated with pressure on young people
soon and be successful. ” One of his dominant topics is the character named Waifu, who has begun to appear at the interface of the underground rap scene and otaku subculture.
DV: "The name of this character is a kind of oxymoron, because the character behaves quite the opposite of the" Wife material ". The word Waif is rather a lady who does not hesitate to exchange her body virtually anything. Lacinost is its identity, which is easily complemented by an e-Girl look and line of pika. ”
Alter ego in the Japanese version of Lolita. Self -knowledge and searching for your own identity. Concerns about leaving childhood and at the same time provocation with sexuality. The child's transformation into a woman. Reincarnation of E -Moji and a new definition of familiar characters various forms of Japanese mango culture and its processing in the work of a young painter, one of the very distinctive figures of the emerging art generation - students of AVU Dominika Vyskočilová.
curator: Rena Mužíková
--———————
Dominika Vyskočilová
*1999, Prague
- 2013 - 2019 - Gymnázium na Pražačce with extended teaching of art education
- 2020 - 2021 Mikuláštík)
- 2021 - now - AVU Prague (Josef Bolf, Jakub Hošek and Nik Timková)