Artist Isaac Cordal celebrates his debut exhibition in the United States with an opening reception at AD Gallery, held as part of South First Fridays. All over the world-including San Jose-Cordal has placed miniature sculptures of humans in remote city locations, one overlooking a grave, or looking at an empty picture frame on a blank wall, even rowing a tiny boat in a puddle, all of which looks highly solitary. He did this to comment on social mass-how people have disengaged with their environment. Looking at the photos of his pieces gives the feeling that humans play a much smaller role in the world than typically perceived. The show runs until Oct. 19.
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Artist Isaac Cordal celebrates his debut exhibition in the United States with an opening reception at AD Gallery, held as part of South First Fridays. All over the world-including San Jose-Cordal has placed miniature sculptures of humans in remote city locations, one overlooking a grave, or looking at an empty picture frame on a blank wall, even rowing a tiny boat in a puddle, all of which looks highly solitary. He did this to comment on social mass-how people have disengaged with their environment. Looking at the photos of his pieces gives the feeling that humans play a much smaller role in the world than typically perceived. The show runs until Oct. 19.
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