NOWNES(S(ESS_
EXTRA WORLDING PROTOZONE IV, Shedhalle (Zurich, CH)
2021
with: Shu Lea Cheang, Tarek Lakhrissi, Cibelle Cavalli Bastos, Doireann O’Malley, Ceylan Öztrük, Public Fiction Group, Sabrina Röthlisberger, Bhenji Ra & Justin Shoulder (Club Ate), Jacolby Satterwhite, Sin Wai Kin
Until the 16th century, the color orange had no proper name in Europe, but was called yellow-red. Orange is the color of both the sunrise and the sunset. Such embodied liminality is what gives shape to theconstellation of the works developed for this exhibition. An orange light spilling through the crack of a slight open door. The light spill makes present the space between the exhibition space and the outside, pointing at the occurence of now-time.
A semi-translucent drawing backlit by orange neon light. The graphite drawing points to semi-fictive/semi-real openings, volcanic craters.
| light-spill through door-crack |
| drawing installation |
| yellow-red light behind graphite on semi-transparent paper |
| drawing installation |
| yellow-red light behind graphite on semi-transparent paper |
| yellow-red light behind graphite on semi-transparent paper |
| yellow-red light behind graphite on semi-transparent paper |
| ceramic sculptures, orange light |
| ceramic sculptures, orange light |
| ceramic sculptures, orange light |
| ceramic sculptures, orange light |