
On reading the act of performance, Chris Burden takes masochism one step further by having the 'participant' (or accomplice) nail him to the roof of the car....
(or possibly smirking, profusely...)
It is not uncommon for us to be influenced by text and language that supports an artefact.
Whilst, as artists, we struggle to allow our interpretations to be driven by visual metaphors, signifiers and codes, it is the cultural location or position of us as individuals that determines a critical reading.
This space initially attempts to align the interpretation of an untitled art work. The inbetween; the suspended place; subverting titles and readings from a specific point of view and knowing full well, that we can exit smiling.
Let's see where it takes us ....
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Howdy
This one for me has links to the Francesca Woodman image. It's as if they've given themselves over to their art and laid their souls bear. Perhaps their soul is their art? A kind of, here I am - this is what there is. A sense of melancholy - the tragedy of life.
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