A Mouse’s Skull
About this activity.
A Mouse’s Skull
Elif Satanaya Özbay, Tomasz Skibicki & Jaehun Park @ SIGN
1 t/m 30 mei
SIGN will be closed on Ascension Day (May 13th) and Pentecost (May 23rd)
OPENING: Saturday May 1 from 3:00 pm to 6:20 pm, the artists are present to tell about their work. Choose a time slot 15.00-15.40-16.20-17.00-17.40-18.20 hrs.. Call or register via text message, app to 0623631796 or email to: signnl@gmail.com (max. 10 persons a slot).
The artists present new works for A Mouse’s Skull. Elif Satanaya Özbay examines the language of the moving image in her work. Özbay creates visual artworks based on the "diasporic experience" by drawing inspiration from incidental, ominous true stories and traditional folktales.
http://elifozbay.info
https://www.instagram.com/yabzofile
Tomas Skibicki has developed a nomadic research practice called ‘The Hoarder-Gatherer’. As a forensic scientist, Skibicki performs autopsies of places and things and incorporates found objects and local signs into his installations, sculptures, and films.
http://hoarder-gatherer.org/
https://www.instagram.com/skiibiickii/
Jaehun Park's work deals with capitalism as a form of religion in post-modern society. Park uses computer-generated 3D animations in which contemporary, consumer-related objects can be found in a post-apocalyptic urban landscape.
http://windlessroom.com/
https://www.instagram.com/windlessroom/
“I kept discovering things that invalidated what I already knew,
And then I learned things that showed me that everything was much simpler than what I’d previously imagined,
That all languages are connected by comparable patterns of logic.
I didn’t know until I did, that I didn’t need to know everything,
But I still wanted to know it all, or for what I did know to make sense cohesively as one thing,
Not a mix of different stratum eroding over a fault line,
But like dunes with no footprints but snake tracks and tree roots all the way into the water”.
Text by Holly Childs
Image by Jonathan Castro
Visit the exhibition until May 30: Tue.-Sat: 12-15 & Sun: 14-17 hrs. SIGN follows the guidelines of RIVM and the government.
SIGN.
SIGN is een levendige en experimentele projectruimte voor actuele interdisciplinaire kunst op nationaal niveau. Zij biedt jonge kunstenaars een podium voor verdere profilering, ontwikkeling en intensivering van hun kunstenaarschap. Daarbij wordt nieuw werk geïnitieerd in bijzondere contexten en wordt de nodige reflectie gegeven. Presentaties zijn er in SIGN, op allerlei locaties, en in openbare ruimte met een variatie aan omstandigheden, invalshoeken, disciplines.
SIGN wordt ondersteund door Mondriaan Fonds Kunstpodium Basis 2021-2022 en ook voor de periode 2023-2024
Location.
SIGN
Winschoterkade 10
9711 EA Groningen
tel 050-3132651
www.sign2.nl