Ciprian Ciuclea on Wed, 21 May 2014 18:57:45 +0200 (CEST) |
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a project for C.A.R. 2014, Essen, Germany by Michele Bressan, CÄtÄlin Burcea and Ciprian Ciuclea. 1'45" is the title of the event and it means the right time you need to read this text. (Subject to the reader.) In the end it's all about time... Michele Bressan, CÄtÄlin Burcea and Ciprian Ciuclea are independent Romanian artists based in Bucharest. * The absence of context often misleads, turning the familiar into ambiguity. I set up an abstract deconstruction of some of my daily visual references, in an attempt to detach the forms from what is directly recognizable or could be precisely classified. The geometric separations dilates the process of empathy, generating new landmarks that perturb the time dedicated to the observation and builds a relation to time, space and memory. (Michele Bressan) * The presence in space, the sense of physical space, perceptual immersion or the feeling of being there occur when a part of a person's perception does not recognize the exact nature of occurrence in a physical location. / The definition of presence varies according to each person and is connected to time. It is not a feature of technology. / The presence results from the amount of confusion caused by the subjectivity of memories and by the analyzed events. / The environment provides differentiated information and opportunities dependent on the individual and his needs. / Reducing information provides a subjective presence. (Ciprian Ciuclea) * From the beginning of our lives we are meant for beauty. The beauty of happiness as a value to acquaint us with the âpromesse de bonheurâ, as Jeff Wall stated, quoting Stendhal. What made sense at some given point, our projections of life, about the cosmos in which we operate, were radically changed. It is an inevitable ascertainment from the evolution perspective of any sort of a given system. Different expectations, different needs. Those changes are hardly perceived in a close up, but they are relentlessly happening. I decided to reenact these changes by choosing a few âiconâ images of what we used to call "the guiding light" or "la raison d'etre". The tensions accumulated due to being "inert within the project", maybe for too long, make these âimagesâ crack, literally burst. They are no longer necessary and gradually fade from collective memory. I caught this process trough a method of photographing photographs - the leftovers of some representations, once considered fundamentals. On the other hand, some bizarre machinery is trying to tell us something in an incomprehensible language, about the hidden meaning of some essential notions. (CÄtÄlin Burcea) More on: www.experimentalproject.ro _______________________________________________ Nettime-ro mailing list Nettime-ro@nettime.org http://www.nettime.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/nettime-ro --> arhiva: http://amsterdam.nettime.org/