Liquid Light 2022 - a site-specific Installation at the Sounds of Water Festival - im Kleinen Wasserspeicher, Berlin-PrenzlauerBerg.
Water dripping steadily into a shallow pool creates ripples that are reflected on suspended drafting film and the surrounding walls, resulting in the projection of a rhythmic, pulsating wave. The pool is 1m x 2m.
Ich freue mich, an diesem Kunstfestival in Berlin teilzunehmen zu können.
Happy to be invited to show work at this event in Berlin.
Program and more info: Sounds of Water
19.–28. August 2022, täglich von 15 bis 20 Uhr
im ‘Kleinen Wasserspeicher’, beim Wasserturm in Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg
Vernissage am 19. August ab 18.00 Uhr mit Performances und Live-Musik
Eine Ausstellung von Roger Alsop, Mona Babl, Sabine J. Bieli, Dan Dansen, Marion Ehrsam, Hans Fromm, Chrysanthi Goula, Adrian Gutzelnig, Bettina Hindes, Julia Marié, Anja Matzke, Sandy La S. Schwermer, Alexander Siebenstern und Jolanda Todt.
A nice surprise to come across this documentation of Definitions of Drawing at Sunny Bank Mills last autumn, video by Courtney Spencer (curator) and George Hall (videographer)
Vacant Space at 2:20
Definitions of Drawing has ended last Sunday - but here is a link to an album with images.
Vacant Space 2021, approx 33cm x 69cm x 170cm (h x d x l), mohair & nylon
I don't do this normally: install new work in a space I have never visited. But last week this was the only way: Coming more or less straight from the ferry, with a stopover at the studio to prepare the sculpture and pack tools, I arrived at Sunny Bank Mills Wednesday morning. In the evening, after working on autopilot for eight hours, Vacant Space, version 2021, stood - or rather floated - in the exhibition space.
Many thanks to Court Spencer and Sunny Bank Mills. I look forward to visiting the exhibition, seeing the other artists' work - and assessing what I have actually done.
Just after installation. Vacant Space is 170cm wide
Happy to be part of this group exhibition at Sunny Bank Mills in Farsley near Leeds:
An exhibition that brings together the work of fifteen artists who interrogate the medium of drawing through their practices.
Curated by Courtney Spencer.
25th September to
14th November 2021
Summer 2020
Two birds flying past, making a fleeting appearance on Live Sky - a 'slice' of sky floating in the space (CCTV live feed projection on acrylic glass).
A year has passed since the exhibition @ King Edward Street, Light Works. I had used the space for nine months as a laboratory, setting up new works in response to the space and refining existing ones. It has been an intense, demanding and beautiful time, a dive into new territory, quietly challenging me on various levels.
Subsequently the last year became a time of recovery - and also of final goodbyes, with impromptu travel and long stays abroad.
It would turn into August before we could take down the projection works on the upper floors. And it was then, just before dismantling Live Sky, that I accidentally captured two birds flying by, a coincidence I could only dream of during the exhibition time...
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| photo: Harlan Whittingham |
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| 8 October 2019 16:35h |
