Reports

Untitled Homeless

The “Fragmented Body” installation consists of handmade videos that look at various phenomena of human existence – pain, love, friendship, sensuality, and violence.  There are five video monitors in the gallery space, one on top of the other, forming a tower two meters high. This monolithic video column forms an independent media body presenting separate points of view on its surface. Each individual sequence has a characteristic audio recording, and as a consequence this fragmented media tower creates a variable polyphonic sound. The “Untitled Homeless” installation consists of three snowballs under which we expect to find a homeless person. But there is so much snow that this seems impossible. Each careless movement causes the figure to disappear

artistsAlexander Glandien
placeBosnia and Herzegovina
tags
castAlexander Glandien
cameraJan Habrman
editingJan Habrman
interviewJan Habrman
categoryReports
published17. 3. 2011
languageČesky / English
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Untitled Homeless
The exhibition becomes an environment of matter itself, not only of space, but also of individual objects that we glimpse as they rest. Both authors complement each other perfectly in their work. Neither is dominant, neither is lost. Interest arises in ordinary, insignificant things that are materially interconnected. The material is important here. It forms the main essence of the entire content of the exhibition.