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Hereby a short introduction to

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Grant de Munnik

Born:  July 16th 1970 at Surrey B.C. Canada.

Education:  autodidact.

Themes:

                 - the construction of

                   human experience.

                 - the operation of human

                   spirit; the determination

                   of processes of thinking.

                   Idem for the Persona,

                   the Self.

                 - consequences of the notions

                   of temporary, simultaneous;

                   as regards the ascertaining

                   of factuality,  further attention

                   to the notions of  parapsychological

                   and labyrinthical.

Approaches:

                 - a philosophical one: the implementation of

                    periodical checkings onto reality that make

                    aberrations manifest themselves as tranquillizers.    

                 - a psychological one: varifocus naturally, so to speak

                    the integrated horizontical, vertical and diagonal

                    view. Porousness, viscosity and focus of the Self;

                    Its borders in relation to the Non-Self; a pro-active

                    acquaintance with compressed files in the

                    Consciousness (to delete and update useful

                    memories).

                  - a historical one: how the Self per separate age

                     is constituted. Checking out the bedsoring mass 

                     of collective recollection on brain damage or

                     disfunctionality. How a plural cloned perception

                     of reality (of history) can make reasonable

                     statements onto the spiritual health of the Self.

 

Ordering information


The works that can be purchased you can find them in the webshop.

Recent works of Grant de Munnik can be seen at  Galerie JMI at Veenoord in The Netherlands.

 

 Expositions

Due to his ongoing allergy for snobs and proletarians, the artist displays his work only on few occasions. The Biennale Internazionale dell' Arte Contemporanea held in 2007 at the Fortezza da Basso at Firenze (Italy) can be named as an example of such. The artist does not give a fuck about numbers of exhibitions or a slick CV, rather spends his time on the content, originality, authenticity and present meaning of his products.

 

Grant de Munnik is a member of the Dutch Association of Creating Artists (NABK).