Move
Sculptural installation
Construction of 2 washing racks, red clothes, egg tempera 'red earth'. First realised for exhibition 'Rood' (Red), WG Kunst, Amsterdam, 2013.
Move consists of a mirrored construction of two horizontal washing racks draped with carefully selected red garments. The installation operates through the relation between the physical structure and the red trace that appears on the floor once the work is shifted.
Move
Move is a sculptural installation consisting of two washing racks, red garments and red earth pigment processed into egg tempera, forming a constructed arrangement that shifts between figure and mechanism. When the installation is displaced across the space, the egg tempera leaves a red trace on the floor, turning movement into part of the work and creating a spatial image field in which form, action and residue become intertwined.
Its presence changes with every angle, revealing structural tension, bodily suggestions and a constructed arrangement that shifts between figure and mechanism. The red trace on the floor functions as an extension of the installation, making movement an integral part of its spatial and material presence.
The work engages with the way worldly events, often tragic and unavoidable, leave marks that exceed our ability to fully grasp or articulate them. Its presence evokes a landscape of forces set in motion, shaped by actions that accumulate into traces and produce forms that are both physical and metaphorical.
Total installation '40 Titles II', Cacaofabriek, 2015
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