vendredi 22 avril 2011, par
Dans Nageur un homme parcourt la Manche en quatorze heures. L’artiste suit le nageur dans ce pays frontière et filme l’immensité d’un espace au-delà de l’échelle du corps humain. La caméra attrape et fragmente les mouvements ponctués par la mer, capturant son inclinaison et arythmie, mélangeant un sentiment inévitable de mal de mer à la poétique d’espace. Comme si nous étions là.
Judith Lavagna
hanna husberg par Jeune-Creation
Plus d’infos ici : hannahusberg.com
Born in Finland, lives and works in Paris. Her work evolves between a regular practice of video, occasional interventions in situ, and several installation projects challenging different aspects of our physical and visual perception.
The observation of matter, how water moves from one state to another, internal movement of liquid or gas, transmission, photosynthesis, mutation and evolution, whether natural or artificial, forms one of the conceptual sources of her most recent project as “Dead Zone”, which artificially reproduces the phenomenon of a dead zone or an anoxic zone, as observed in seas and lakes affected by algal blooms.
“Dualities as natural-artificial, interior-exterior, visible-invisible, change of point of view, loss of vision and of one’s point of reference are inherent parts of these reflections.”
– Jb. Calistru
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