I just need the light of Love here!!!

These photos refer to the opening of the exhibition of Yoko Ono in Warsaw CCA in September 2008, her performance 'Onochord' with flashlights and the art work 'My Mummy was beautiful'.
This event elicited among us different reflections. One concerns Love directed to neighbours, the second one brings the feministic accent to our krasnals society.

At the opening the light of love sent by Yoko Ono didn't get to the place that I needed it. Fortunately I took it home with me.
I am a mother, after my 30s, I like sex and as most women I need it. But I feel some imbalance in treating or presenting us as mechanical objects. Some parts of the body if they appear publicly, they are shown like sexual objects of desire, or opposite - without respect, in vulgar way. And I need just adoration; our genitals need the same love - also spiritual - as our souls and hearts.


Sleeping Beauty “I am a beautiful Mummy! – I love you my pussy!”. 2008. Photography / frame from the private performance in front of the mirror.


Sleeping Beauty “I am a beautiful Mummy! – I love you my pussy!”. 2008. Photography / frame from the private performance in front of the mirror.

Yoko Ono - I love you / Catholic voice at your home

The message "I love you" sent by Yoko Ono at her opening in Warsaw in September, as well as other spiritual suggestions, were just repetition from the hippie times, with no power today. They rather would be situated in the context of Polish Catholic fanaticism represented by its leader father Rydzyk. Yoko Yono keeps the fleshlight and sends the light to the public as to the worshippers of father Rydzyk.

Whielki Krasnal „Must kill this Love / Great Poles – Yoko Ono”. 2008. Oil on canvas. 114 x 130 cm


Krasnal Hałabała „I love you / Catholic voice at your home / Great Poles – father Rydzyk plus cattle”. 2008. Acrylic on canvas. 50 x 70 cm

Polish girls prefer French guys

Krasnal Hałabała "Serve the People / Ryszard Kalisz / Great Poles". 2008. Acrylic on canvas. 55 x 45 cm


Krasnal Hałabała "Polish girls prefer French guys / Jean Reno / Great Poles". 2008. Acrylic, oil on canvas. 45 x 55 cm

Krasnal with Slavoj Zizek in Miami

Whielki Krasnal was invited by Artoconecto and Bakehouse Arts Complex to take part in the exhibition A-B(o)MB - Art Basel (of) Miami Beach pre-Basel Showcase @ Bakehouse Arts Complex.
There is presented at the exhibition the portrait of one of the most popular philosophers among contemporary artists - Slavoj Zizek. At the painting he formulates one of his famous statements.



more info:
www.bacfl.org/events.html
artoconecto.blogspot.com/

Whielki Krasnal "Slavoy Žižek / Great Poles”. 2008. Oil on canvas. 66 x 81 cm

One of the significant statements of Zizek concerns the role of excrements in art world and replacing by them the masterpieces of art.

Whielki Krasnal „How much is worth the shit of Sasnal?” 2008. Oil on canvas. 50 x 50 cm


Whielki Krasnal „Brain wash”. 2008. Oil on canvas. 100 x 73 cm

Maria Peszek

Polish new music star Maria Peszek, provokes and enchants the audience.

Whielki Krasnal "Maria Awaria / Great Poles, Maria Peszek". 2008. Oil on canvas. 92 x 73 cm

additional titles translated from Polish songs of the artist:
"Lick me lick me, I'm Polish"
"I have a pussy"
"I have no time for sex"
"Fuck you city"
"Broth"
"Superglue"
"Toadstools"
"Women-pistols"
"Teddy bear"