In the name of what we don't know/ Space vacation.
In The Name Of What We Don't Know/ Space Vacation is a mutant constellation of objects that embody the collision of cultural time and space. The artifacts manifest an overlapping of multiple and contradictory factors; I utilize aspects from an amalgam of historical, artistic and cultural narratives. My work adopts these referents as materials and forgoes their myths. This is meant to open up a possibility of utopia; a sense of a world freed from its repressive histories.
The spaces that emerge embrace the fragmentation of contemporary identity through an articulated complexity of subtleties and abstracted references. The exhibition space becomes a mutant visual composition, its dynamics direct the eye and the movement into relationships of form, color, texture and dimension that enable a shifting experience.
I choreograph the aesthetization of the art-object; the artifact is both its advertisement - its light, its own sign for itself - as well as the presentation of its formal structure that is both its ‘costume’ and ‘makeup’ plus its interpretation, display or performance on stage – that is, on the exhibition space. An alternative reality where the remnants of the past and the prophecies of possible futures converge and interact.
The spaces that emerge embrace the fragmentation of contemporary identity through an articulated complexity of subtleties and abstracted references. The exhibition space becomes a mutant visual composition, its dynamics direct the eye and the movement into relationships of form, color, texture and dimension that enable a shifting experience.
I choreograph the aesthetization of the art-object; the artifact is both its advertisement - its light, its own sign for itself - as well as the presentation of its formal structure that is both its ‘costume’ and ‘makeup’ plus its interpretation, display or performance on stage – that is, on the exhibition space. An alternative reality where the remnants of the past and the prophecies of possible futures converge and interact.
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