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Artist: Ibrahim Quraishi |
| Exhibition: Gen.R.8 |
| Date: February 06 2004 - April 03 2004 |
Curator: Lea Rekow
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Bio:
ANAMORPHOSE (video installation) - Ibrahim Quraishi Norscq / Marc Perroud aka t-zèd / Veronique Ruggia-Saura
ANAMORPHOSE is about a generative dialogue, sampling of fragmented relationships between broken dramaturges and the process of cultural repetition. Six (6) mini screens examine Six (6) metaphorical spaces, Six (6) visual rhythms, layered, slicing and dicing; transposition with cognitive memory. Six (6) streams of consciousness as the Six (6) screen trip tic present the illusion of exclusivity as part of the fractured cultural software. Abstraction of the corpS (BODY) - Alien-nation of space, hyper-text and the ever present role of digital noiseS in their regurgitation, mutation and regeneration process.
Creation: New York 2003 Anamorphose was produced by Compagnie Faim de Siècle (Paris-New York) Edited at CICV Pierre Schaeffer (Montbeliard-Belfort - France) as part of a 3 week residency for Ibrahim Quraishi and Marc Perroud aka t-zèd.
Contact : http://www.faimdesiecle.org
ARTISTS :
Compagnie Faim de Siecle: is a performance/installation collective based in New York and Paris. Most of the work focuses on the interplay between digital media, live performance and the latest digital technology to create interactive site-specific installations and immersive sonic and visual environments.
Ibrahim Quraishi is a conceptual artist who with Marc Perroud aka t-zèd (video/ film), Norscq (sound/composition) and Veronique Ruggia-Saura (performance) examine the realities of migration and dispossession, and the dynamics of cohabitation and assimilation within urban conflicts.
The pieces are grounded in the interaction between visual arts forms, digital media and live performance to explore various cultural and social conflicts and examine the realities of migration and dispossession, and the dynamics of cohabitation and assimilation within urban conflicts with pieces grounded in the interaction between visual arts forms, digital media and live performance to explore various cultural and social conflicts and question the highly rigid socio-political spheres within imagined communities.
Some of the most recent pieces have been specially commanded/commissioned for the Downtown Arts Festival, Le Batofar, Muffathalle, MESS Festival, Biennial Interferences, Bronx Museum of Arts, Nouveau Casino, Le Lieu Unique, LA Edge Festival, The Kitchen, Festival Ounze, Dastaan and The International Schillertage Festival.
www.frenchculture.org/art/events/downtown/faim.html
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