… explored human beings and their immediate surroundings to discover what actions can destroy others, or interfere with their environment. This part evolved from the discussion about creating appropriate environments for people – both in general and in particular places. It investigated how local resources could be engaged most efficiently, how art might act as a communicator to initiate real action within the social space and to overcome cultural differences.
in collaboration with PATRICK TAGOE TURKSON (Ghana) and SEKELELA (Austria) supported by The Kumasi Symposium, Kumasi/Ghana – August
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Single video & sound installations are part of the Blu-ray Disc that accompanies the ARTIST BOOK INTERVENTION
INTERVENTION – project series 2009 in HD experimentations with performance and new media art
- the project series results in an ARTIST BOOK of photographs, text and a Blu-Ray Disc with audio-visual installations
- KUMASI PART THREE developed at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology Ghana August 2009
- live performance CAN YOU SEE THE SOUND? at the Kumasi Museum of Art August 2009
- artistic documentation of Kumasi Symposium CURIO KIOSKS PROJECT August 2009
- audio-visual installation GHANA CHILD adresses cultural differences and barriers
- ÉVORA PART TWO developed during Media and Performing Arts Festival Portugal July 2009
- SALZBURG PART ONE developed during residency at subnet media art platform Austria May 2009
- AIR format and use of experimental technologies discussion in a SUBNET-INTERVIEW May 2009