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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.
An intersex person. 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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