Pozice
Jaké pozice může divák na výstavě zaujmout a v jakých se nacházejí vystavené objekty? Metody specificky vlastní Tereze Fišerové a Evženu Šimerovi zůstávají rozeznatelné, jejich autorství však již zdaleka není jednoznačné. Dochází tak k definování různých pozic v obecných možnostech výstavy. Výsledkem je soubor objektů, jejichž (ne)využití člověk může a nemusí odhalit. Pozice díla se stane nejasná, pozice diváka nejistá.
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- You should say how it all came about,00:00:04.711
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- I think it was Johanka Lomová00:00:08.455
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- who first suggested a common exhibition.00:00:11.055
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- First she suggested a collective work,00:00:15.962
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- she thought it would be interesting to join00:00:19.074
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- our working methods to create one thing.00:00:21.305
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- First we were thinking about the exhibition conception00:00:26.780
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- and then it was all about a sheer co-operation.00:00:31.652
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- We wanted to create a set of00:00:35.048
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- either active or inactive artifacts00:00:36.708
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- that would somehow deceive the viewers.00:00:40.423
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- We gradually reduced and cut down everything00:00:46.798
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- except for four basic things of basic shapes,00:00:50.848
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- a rectangle, a cylinder, a line.00:00:55.409
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- There are certain references to our present working methods00:01:00.616
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- the viewers are familiar with.00:01:05.881
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- Tereza often works with active viewers00:01:08.064
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- who have to pull or lift something,00:01:11.040
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- they go through the role of both actor and viewer.00:01:13.969
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- There is a reference to my lines as well which00:01:17.528
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- are not lines this time, they are00:01:19.924
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- neither drops nor acrylic paint,00:01:22.053
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- but a charcoal drawing.00:01:25.875
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- The projection appears when00:01:50.064
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- the viewer connects the two walls and00:01:52.602
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- becomes an active part of the work.00:01:55.412
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- As you said at the beginning,00:02:21.263
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- we were thinking with Johanka about00:02:23.159
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- approaching the gallery space as single installation00:02:25.335
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- and the viewer would gradually find himself00:02:31.163
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- in certain positions discovering the artwork.00:02:33.899
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- At the beginning they watch it through the opening,00:02:38.302
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- but then it works differently when00:02:42.810
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- watching it from near.00:02:45.158
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- They find out it has another side which00:02:48.071
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- is different from what they had assumed.00:02:49.885
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- That's why there is the citation from Virginia Woolf.00:02:52.262
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- It describes two people watching the sun00:02:55.152
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- and each of them sees it a bit differently.00:02:57.674
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- It reflects that our eye composes the picture individually00:03:00.451
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- and the meaning is formed in our head then.00:03:06.434