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Reece Terris (CAN): DIG

24.05.2017 to 21.07.2017 - SCHAURAUM Angewandte
Host: MQ Cultural Tenants

Reece Terris (CAN): DIG

FILM & DIGITAL CULTURE, ART


Reece Terris (CAN): DIG Reece Terris (CAN): DIG

Opening: Wed, May 24, 19:00
Venue: SCHAURAUM Angewandte
Admission free

DIG is a single shot video work in which the artist literally falls from the sky into the video’s frame, landing on the peak of a mountain where he proceeds to dig a hole in the snow for twelve consecutive minutes. While referring directly to the relationship between environment and artist the piece restores the aesthetic and technical formalization of early video works from the 1970s. Shot against the spectacular coast mountain range near Whistler, British Columbia, DIG actualizes the artist impressing himself upon his environment, carving out a space to leave a mark of presence, passing and excavation. Rather than producing something new and imposing in this environment, DIG performs a kind of recycling of media and a reshaping of landscape to suggest that this kind of recontextualization can also be a form of production.

Biography:
Reece Terris is a Vancouver based artist whose work alters the expected experiential qualities of a place or object through an amplification or shift in the primary function of an original design.
His practice is manifest through a variety of media, including sculpture, performance, installation, and photography.

Image: © Reece Terris

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SCHAURAUM Angewandte

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mo-sun:10-20h

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