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| − | This installation was developed for a one evening event which took place on the 11 floor of an abandoned office building in the beginning of 2014 in Brussels. 26 artists where each asked to create a small piece to be shown or performed in | + | This installation was developed for a one evening event which took place on the 11 floor of an abandoned office building in the beginning of 2014 in Brussels. 26 artists where each asked to create a small piece to be shown or performed in consecutive order. The event was organized by [http://www.2m3.be/archives/2m3--w-o-l-k-e/ 2m3] |
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In the main corridor of the floor, the original suspended ceiling was modified and equipped with technology so that some of the individual panels could be dropped at a specified time. | In the main corridor of the floor, the original suspended ceiling was modified and equipped with technology so that some of the individual panels could be dropped at a specified time. | ||
Revision as of 14:42, 26 August 2014
So it goes
Intervention/installation/performance
This installation was developed for a one evening event which took place on the 11 floor of an abandoned office building in the beginning of 2014 in Brussels. 26 artists where each asked to create a small piece to be shown or performed in consecutive order. The event was organized by 2m3
So it goes was my contribution to this event.
In the main corridor of the floor, the original suspended ceiling was modified and equipped with technology so that some of the individual panels could be dropped at a specified time.
The scenario was as followed
At a speified time, which
and languages of different areas of expression, questioning the image and its relationship with time and space by investigating the languages of cinema, audio-visual and plastic arts, a questioning in act.
