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Nita Tandon: Die Rückseite der Vorderseite - Fingerprint

02.10.2010 to 20.11.2010

Nita Tandon: Die Rückseite der Vorderseite - Fingerprint

FILM & DIGITAL CULTURE


Nita Tandon: Die Rückseite der Vorderseite - Fingerprint Nita Tandon: Die Rückseite der Vorderseite - Fingerprint

Title: Nita Tandon - The Back of the Front - Fingerprint

Event:
2.10.2010 - 7:00 pm
Duration: 3.10.2010 - 20.11.2010, 10 am - 10 pm
Place: SCHAURAUM Angewandte, Electric Avenue, quartier21

Finissage: Thu, Nov 18, 18:00
Introduction: Rektor Dr. Gerald Bast
about the work: Franz Schuh

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Nita Tandon
Teacher at the Department of Transarts / University of Applied Arts Vienna

The Back of the Front - On Nita Tandon\'s Fingerprint | 2010 | Installation art

Nita Tandon\'s Fingerprint addresses the discrepancy between digital graphic and the uniqueness of an analogue image on the levels of content and form. The artist recreates an analogue image of her digitalized fingerprint by pressing each pixel as a square of plasticine onto a sheet of glass. The fingerprint constituting the whole image thus remains on each of its parts so that the front of the image becomes the back of it and vice versa.

The procedure is a definitory game played with the viewer, who must decide how he/she defines analogue/digital, two-dimensional/three-dimensional, front/back. Caught in this contradictory sphere of analogue and digital, the fingerprint, the very symbol of identity, becomes the object of questions about uniqueness.

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Daniel Wisser

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www.transarts.at | www.digitalekunst.ac.at | www.dieangewandte.at

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Fotocredit: © Nita Tandon

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