An artist who takes the body and drawing as his core and cuts through the boundaries of genre, Tales Frey. At the point where stage and sculpture, image and movement blur into one another, he pries open the cracks in norms that always seemed self-evident. Beyond man and woman, he gives unfiltered expression to his own reading of the questions that sit between one person and another.
His collapsed, reshaped bodies offer varied reflections on human relationships. At times they cast doubt on socially imposed structures of identity; at times they resemble the stubborn, enduring shape of human ties. Frey's way of reassembling the visual language of how bodies exist refuses tidy definition. Entangled and interwoven, much like our own complicated lives. Watch the videos and take in his artistic world.
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What kind of art does Tales Frey create?
Working at the intersection of stage, sculpture, image, and movement with body and drawing at the core. Through distorted, formless bodies, Frey visualizes social identity structures and complex human relationships using a distinctive visual language.
