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until 17.04. | #0488ARTatBerlin | Fata Morgana Galerie shows from 14th of April 2016 the exhibition “Decomposition and Transcendence”.
“Decomposition and Transcendence” is a seven video, curated work exploring the continuum of beauty, decay, transformation and rebirth. All seven videos are shown, in a loop, on three monitors and one projector, the whole show is 27 minutes in length.
The show debuted early March in New York City as part of the LIGHT YEAR series, projected onto the Manhattan Bridge, as well as celebrated with a screening and reception at the MINY Media Center by IFP in DUMBO, Brooklyn.
Artists: Radka Salmannova, MarieVic and Theo Croker, Sarah Trouche, Zoe Duchesne+Alex Hamadey, Thomas Rotenberg+Jarboe, Ryan Uzilevsky+Adam Harding, Naormi Meijia Wang+John Terhorst
Concept/Curated by Leo Kuelbs with Aaron Riedel
“Decomposition and Transcendence”
As with any system, any given point gives rise to its direct opposite. Idyllic points of reference and anchors of beauty bear hints of inevitable change from their inception. There is no ideal without irony. There is no constancy without rifts of perception. “Decomposition and Transcendence” exists within the transitional states between these opposite poles.
The stuff that balances this system: decay, age, transcendence, re-composition, rebirth and ripening. These are the key terms behind “Decomposition and Transcendence.” These ideas go beyond temporal fashion and physical humanity. Natural and cosmic states can be seen throughout the emphasis on the human figure as a device to create analogous narratives and meanings. Voids become deep textures of detail and rigid rules give way to every-changing silhouettes in which we can glimpse ourselves.
More info: www.leokuelbscollection.com
Vernissage: Thursday,14th April 2016, 06:00 – 09:00 p.m.
Exhibition period: Friday, 15th April & Saturday, 16th April: 04:00 – 08:00 p.m., Sunday, 17th April 2016: 02:00 – 05:00 p.m.
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Bildunterschrift: Still from “Error in Thinking” by Naormi M. Wang, 2015, Digital Medium
Group exhibition – Fata Morgana Galerie – Kunst in Berlin ART at Berlin
