2002 THE
LEFT HANDED WORLD BIN0CULAR
“A movie within a movie” tactic to displace and double our
sense of viewership, and to send the subject into limbo. Moral implications
of kinesthetic orientation, sinster versus dexterous, preoccupation with
inversion, duality and the divided, incoherent nature of the self.
Walls swinging open and doors open automatically closing another door
in the corner wall. Like fireflies swimming in a sleepless darkness.
Chain-link fencing as urban-industrial malaise. Figures are schematic
and impersonal as statues connote an inherent theatricality, while sculpture
implies a more personal and individualistic exp[ression. I used balconies
to imply, but not depict a human presence A stage or observatory neither
interior nor exterior, neither public nor private. I would use floor
tiles on the walls to give the audience a god’s eye view.
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