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Time shift

"The current situation demands finding new ways of presentation and ways to keep the connection between art and art-consumers alive. Virtual exhibitions, online events, discussion and talks are increasing in popularity and a growing number of artists and independent venues start experimenting with hybrid forms of presentation.

In this vein, the cultural venue “Badstrasse 8”, a former bath barack in the frankonian city of Fuerth, started a new exhibition format called “Barrack Attack”, which offers an experimental platform for the creation of  site-specific works and experiments with different ways of digitalised presentations.

My installation “time shift” plays a psychedelic perception game with time and senses. By repurposing obsolete media carriers  I transform the space into an imaginary scene, full of light ,shadow and reflection. The space is optically deconstructed into a real-time collage. New angles, walls and shapes pop-up out of nowhere. Mirror glass objects fold and unfold the parts of the interior transmitting the distorted images even further.

The final film is a documentary and an impression at the same time, aiming to involve the viewer in the fantasticlight experience." Elizabeth Thallauer

Mein Beitrag bei der Aktion der Kulturreferats "Kunst-Anschlag"

LUCID DREAMS am Siegmundstraße 13, Nürnberg, bis 26. Juni. Oder Paar Tage länger.

My contribution to "Kunst-Anschlag", a project  initiated by the Culture Office of the city of Nuremberg. The billboard is located on Siegmundstraße 13. Untill 26th of June. Or a few of days more.

For the video here

Art Karlsruhe - Micky Mouse, neon and forest pathways

I decided to write this article about Art Karlsruhe two weeks after visiting the show, when it has ripen in my head, in a way to make an impression of the impression. Well, I am picking up cherries and don`t say a word about the flies on the cake. So, this impression is all about focusing your attention on few artists, I personally find very interesting, to keep a further eye on.

I'll start the PechaKucha with Wim Botha. Originally from South-Africa, this contemporary artist is getting well deserved attention in Europe lately. His installations and sculptural objects are free interpretations of classical themes and cultural heritage in a very unique style, with use of unconventional materials and playing with the context.

Anothervery interesting artist, who captured my attention is Philip Loersch. He creates strong objects by mixing painting and sculptural technics. Yes, it is a newspaper. No, it's painted.

Both Wim Botha and Philip Loersch were presented by the Berlin-based gallery FELDBUSCH-WIESNER-RUDOLPH.

www.philiploersch.de                        http://feldbuschwiesnerrudolph.com/

Comments

Insanely unique art!!! Bravo!!!

I follow the art of Elizabeth Thallauer and I was pleased to find a review of her creative here. Thanks London Art and Food.

Wow! Great report!