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BATHS THE LABYRINTH
Imagine a derelict space which sometime
ago had functioned as a public baths building. A contemporary water sanctuary
empty and vast. A deserted space, its utility function forgotten, slides
into mystery. This will be a space Beyond the Dream Wall.
You are invited to penetrate the Labyrinth.
The artists have printed dreams on it. You are invited to penetrate those
dreams.
A Hermaphrodite. Collapse of gender. An
Angel. S/he inhabits this space now. Maybe this space is a ruined temple.
Or just a photograph of a dream behind the Angel’s closed eyelids. Or maybe
it is a book. A book on the vegetation of inner memory. Some kind of re-imagined
Genesis or a reversed legacy of an ending millennium.
Anyhow all this is happening far away.
In a Night Show for Angel. Beyond the Dream Wall.
M. K. - K. T., 1992 |
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THE PARTS
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Blindfolded (The Entrance)
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Remember (The Booth)
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The Angel Ablaze (The Pool)
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The Chamber of Transmutations (The
Changing Rooms)
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And Then She Saw (The Staircase)
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The Wings (First Room)
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The Chamber of Love (Second Room)
THE MEDIA
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7 large scale B&W prints 100 X 150 cm
on aluminium
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slides (paint box processed, computer multimedia
projection)
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50 laser B&W prints 30 X 42 cm
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five sound installations, quadriphony, mix
of voice, text, music
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three video installations (vertical columns
of three monitors)
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neon tubes - blue and yellow
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black light tubes
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theater coloured spots
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blue electric bulbs
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jack lights
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strobe lights
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three screens of 5 m X 4 m (the pool)
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triangular floor screen 4 m X 3 m (upper floor)
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wall screens
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a young boy and an adolescent androgyne
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a tiger, two leopards
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a peacock, three owls
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an iguana
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mirrors, wings, armour, wedding dresses, glass
bowls, test tubes, roses, candles, colour pigments
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