2026年7月11日 星期六

創作動態萬花筒藝術的Yaacov Agam(雅科夫‧阿加姆)逝世,享年98歲「愛因斯坦時空連續體的造型表達」 “the plastic expression of Einstein’s space‐time continuum.” 以色列藝術家以其雕塑、繪畫、玩具和公共藝術作品享譽全球,這些作品既賞心悅目,又令人費解。 「從道德、教育和公共角度來看,藝術是最重要的事物之一。我們社會中存在著大量的攻擊性和仇恨,而藝術可以緩和這些情緒。我們需要在公共空間欣賞藝術,而不是在博物館裡,也不是在富人的收藏中。」

 

A small multicolored room seen from the outside, enclosed by transparent colored panels.
“Salon Agam” was installed at the Pompidou Center in Paris in 1979.Credit...Philippe Migeat/RMN-Grand Palais, via Art Resource, NY
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Looking into a small room with multicolored walls and floor.
“Usually, you look at a work of art from the outside,” Mr. Agam said. “Here, the viewer is inside.”Credit...Francois Guillot/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images


年邁的雅科夫·阿加姆(Yaacov Agam)一頭蓬亂的白髮,蓄著濃密的白鬍子,坐在一個色彩斑斕的房間裡,旁邊是一個反光球。


ImageA young Yaacov Agam with short dark hair and a dark mustache, standing in front of a multicolored wall, holding a small multicolored piece of art and wearing a gray jacket over a bright red shirt and dark tie.

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2003年,雅科夫‧阿加姆在巴黎龐畢度中心展出他的作品。他將自己的作品描述為「愛因斯坦時空連續體的造型表達」。圖片來源:Jack Guez/法新社-蓋蒂圖片社


創作動態萬花筒藝術的雅科夫‧阿加姆逝世,享年98歲


這位以色列藝術家以其雕塑、繪畫、玩具和公共藝術作品享譽全球,這些作品既賞心悅目,又令人費解。


2003年,雅科夫‧阿加姆在巴黎龐畢度中心展出他的作品。他將自己的作品描述為「愛因斯坦時空連續體的造型表達」。圖片來源:


An older Yaacov Agam with tousled white hair and a full white beard and mustache, sitting in a multicolored room next to a reflective sphere.
Yaacov Agam in 2003 with one of his pieces at the Pompidou Center in Paris. He described his work as “the plastic expression of Einstein’s space‐time continuum.”Credit...Jack Guez/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images

Yaacov Agam, Who Made Kinetic, Kaleidoscopic Art, Dies at 98

An Israeli artist, he became a global sensation, creating sculptures, paintings, toys and public works that delighted the eye and confounded perception.






阿加姆先生在2011年接受以色列《國土報》採訪時表示:「從道德、教育和公共角度來看,藝術是最重要的事物之一。我們社會中存在著大量的攻擊性和仇恨,而藝術可以緩和這些情緒。我們需要在公共空間欣賞藝術,而不是在博物館裡,也不是在富人的收藏中。」


“Art is one of the most important things from a moral, educational and public point of view,” Mr. Agam told the Haaretz newspaper of Israel in 2011. “We have a great deal of aggressiveness and hatred, and art softens this. We need art in the public space, not in the museums and not in the collections of rich people.”


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