New Installation: Event Horizon
30.01.2015 - 01.02.2015 Small Projects
Tromsø (NO)
Event Horizon - Dust particles are suspended in a light beam which is slowly scanning a dark room. Visitors can enter wearing a protective mask and witness the silent complexity of matter with millions of fragments forming a temporary micro universe. Remote sounds of human masses and activity fill the otherwise empty room.
46°41'58.365" LAT. -91°59'49.0128" LONG. @ 30M
02.01.2015 - 31.01.2016 Beyond the Buzz, Minneapolis College of Art and Design
Minneapolis (US)
46°41'58.365" lat. -91°59'49.0128" long. @ 30m by David Bowen refers to the source location where the water surface data was collected for this series. An autonomous aerial vehicle hovering 30 meters above the surface of Lake Superior scanned the water. For this series of five, the vehicle was deployed to the same location on different days and in different weather conditions. The collected data was used to carve a series of cylindrical three-dimensional models in clear acrylic with a CNC router. This process captured the dynamic movements of the waves and ripples from a specific time and location and suspended this ever-changing water pattern into a static transparent form.
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Exhibition Homo Religiosus
08.11.2014 - 31.12.2016 Perspektivet Museum
Storgata 95, 9006 Tromsø (NO)
The ongoing exhibition 'Homo Religiosus' is about the spiritual world and the quest for meaning and coherence in life. This is a dimension that art installations and music can help mediate. In art, the existential and religious dimension comes to expression as a type of insight that transcends dispassionate, reason-based knowledge. Perhaps the art can be viewed as a window facing inwards.
Homo Religiosus is produced through collaboration between the visual artist Lawrence Malstaf and Perspektivet Museum.
Library 2014 and Portraits 2014 by Lawrence Malstaf.
Photo: Mari Hildung/PEM
DE ZEE - SALUT D'HONNEUR JAN HOET
23.10.2014 - 19.04.2015 MuZee
Romestraat 11, 8400 Oostende (B)
The Sea/De Zee is an exhibition that, just like a wave, cannot be pinned down: it builds up, breaks on the shore and leaves traces that the next wave will wash away.
The Sea is an exhibition in dialogue with Ostend, spread out across several locations – a museum, a fishermen’s church, an old cinema, a hotel with sea view and other inspirational places. The Sea is a salut d’honneur to renowned curator Jan Hoet, who wanted to share his ownlast ode to the sea… with grand gestures and little stories.
Jacques Charlier - Lettre Océan (ou la peinture sous-marine), 1989