Katharina Grosse

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johan eldrot

work by johan eldrot. see more here.

[all johan eldrot, from mixed media installation works. top to bottom: astral projection, into the expanse. 2011. a flight to the land beyond the north pole I, II & III (collaboration with erik larsson). 2010-2011. remember me when the sun sets. 2010.]

Gwenneth Boelens

Hand-Wall, 2007, 16 mm film (original) or digitized on monitor, duration 4 min 35 s

 "Scanning the environment by eye-sight is an essential characteristic of Boelens’ work and taken literally in her filmic work Hand-Wall. As if to ascertain over and over again the limitations and restrictions, a person’s hand wanders along the walls and the windows of an undefined room. As the eye follows this movement a loose impression emerges – a feeling of the space that nevertheless remains insecure and is additionally interrupted by the look outside." (from The Entire Business of Coming Closer press release 2008)

Installation view Klemm's, Berlin

Negative. Rather than Truth, 2010, wood from reproduction table, ceramic notepad, magnifying glass, metal, crayon on glass, ink-jet prints, 68 x 58 x 74 cm   "Negative. Rather than Truth alludes to the idea of a source image through a handmade negative. The title refers to its status; it is an attempt to get to a distillment of reality. It did not yet materialize as an image; it rather precedes the image." 

You can see more of Gwenneth's work here and here. 

kajsa dahlberg

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[all kajsa dahlberg. we notice no disturbances, all are happy and friendly, (postcards from jerusalem 22/4 1911–24/1 1999). installation with 500 postcards, mirrors, boxes and tables.]

miks mitrevics

work by miks mitrevics. see more here.

[top to bottom: straight infinity (hd video monitor, c-clamp, lamp, 2 tripods, stones, cut out photograph. 2009. companion. 2008. fragile nature (c-print print, heater, chairs, paper, cables, branch, binder clips, lamps, tripods). 2009.]

babak radboy

babak radboy's 'uninstallation' project: "a method for creating installations in catalogs and monographs...printed on 8.5 x 11 sheets of paper, and arranged to foreground the gallery space in the photographs—connecting the depicted space with the real one. the Installation is photographed then destroyed. the resulting work appears in the exhibition as an image, but in the catalog as an installation." see more here.

[all babak radboy. untitled uninstallation 1. untitled uninstallation 2.]

sergio vega

work by sergio vega. see more here.

[all sergio vega. top to bottom: alice's backyard. across the corpus callosum (installation view). shanty nucleus after derrida 2 (installation view).]

Jasper Rigole

OUTNUMBERED, a brief history of imposture, is an installation from 2009 that generates a moving image using a found panoramic photograph from 1936. The installation is computer-controlled and generates an aleatoric narrative using an extensive database of people who, in some way, are associated with imposture. It is an audiovisual installation that examines the strategies used in making documentaries, Fact Fiction novels and popular scientific equivalents. Jasper Rigole examines concepts such as authenticity and objectivity by taking on a quasi - encyclopedic approach to his subject matter and presenting it with pseudo-scientific precision. The result is an apparently detailed study of the history of falsification.

More at www.jasperrigole.com

Ben Sloat

Work by Ben Sloat. See more here.

[all Ben Sloat. From the series This Midas Earth. 2010. Top to bottom: Re-Arising with Rain. Requiem (Off the Wall). Imagist Poem ("In the Station of the Metro," after Ezra Pound)]

joe winter

joe winter's 'xerox astronomy and the nebulous object-image archive' is"an installation in two parts: 1) a central kinetic sculpture and 2) the presentation of the image archive the sculpture produces. the first part places an office photocopier at the center of a mechanical model of the universe. in this model, a group of desklamp-esque arms orbit robotically, maneuvering light sources above the bed of the copier, the system's observation and recording device. by continually documenting, through photocopies, the paths of the orbiting objects, the copier produces images suggestive both of various forms of scientific vision (astrophotography, sonography, etc) and paranormal/hoax photography." see more here.

[all joe winter. from the series xerox astronomy and the nebulous object-image archive.]

charles benton

charles benton's converging parallels project. see more here.

[all charles benton. from the series converging parallels.]

ugnius gelguda

ugnius gelguda's 'memory leak'. "3 projectors function in non-synchronous mode and the projectors "move" randomly, this making overall visual noise. the installation of projected photo slides questions photography as a carrier of information, as an attribute of memory and the document of the past." see more here.

[all ugnius gelguda. from the series memory leak. 2007.]

eric baudelaire

work by eric baudelaire. see more here.

[all eric baudelaire from the series stills from films i haven't seen, notes on movies that were never made.]

benjamin alexander huseby

work by benjamin alexander huseby. see more here.

[all benjamin alexander huseby. mg (installation views). 2009.]

emily roysdon

work by emily roysdon. see more here.

[all emily roysdon. from the series four screens as dialogue (pioneering, devotional, familiar, invasive). 2008.]

yogi proctor

work by yogi proctor. see more here.

[all yogi proctor. from the series twenty eight portraits.]

harm van den dorpel

work in progress by harm van den dorpel. "digital images of synthetic lens flares transferred to analogue slides." see more here.

[all harm van den dorpel. from the series sudden flare in total darkness. 2009.]