Tuesday, 21.6.2005, 8 p.m. Kuenstlerhaus Buechsenhausen, Innsbruck / Austria
"The process of cooperative research as travelling into fact & fiction and the multitudes of distortions that happen in transference and narration. We leave traces, collect material and refabricate content into our own spatial scriptures. A productive liaison, constellations, haunted houses, odd protagonists, weird skills, awesome activities, short circuits, theories, collections of images, how to deal with dead bodies, swedish suicide metal, mazes, to overlook something
completely, panoramas and plagiarisms, night frost, the ghost of fuji, ad: who is johnny?"
Judith Fischer / Claudia Hardi will present their joint project: spatial scripting'
games new players - sequence 1: the shining>. A production they worked on during their residence at the kunstlerhaus buechsenhausen (April - June 2005). The shared interest in new phenomena and strategies for the acquisition and processing of knowledge is the basis for this cooperation, while the professional background of both artists is diverse.
- A research whith an uncertain goal. One might describe the output as transitory, fragmented and yet paradoxically , it can be considered as model. uses the film by stanley kubrick as concrete reference and point of departure for further research. The attention moves on complex paths of audio-visual perception of language and images, working its way through media sources such as books, films, videos, websites. This field research visualizes and manifests itself in a 'spatial scripting". Sequences, strings and chains of signs are ordered mazily, sculptural elements interact with screenstills / screenshots and a fragile wooden dwelling - a shell, where expeditions are trapped accoustically. The visitors are invited to sojourn in this zone, bringing with them their own horizons of experience.
Kuenstlerhaus , Buchsenhausen, Weiherburggasse 13, 126020 Innsbruck, phone +43 512 278627-10 fax +43 512 278627-11, office@buchsenhausen.at http://buchsenhausen.at
Changed - during a blog clean up, 27th April 2006