"Turning Images into Flesh"
MESSIANIC RESEARCH SOCIETY FOR VISUAL ETHICS [PORI, FINLAND]
During performances, which exploit the traditions of scientific presentation and performance art, the group�s research projects take an artistic form as lectures transformed into theatrical spectacles. Documentations of these projects are, at times, realized through film art, or, at others, through experimental media art. In a video screening, a viewer can find oneself part of a performance as images turn into flesh.
The MRCVE Artists Group was founded in 2002. The group�s modus operandi is to openly incorporate both scientific and artistic methods in its works.
MRCVE are: Janne Rahkila, Simo Saarikoski, Jussi Matilainen, Asko Nivala
ARIANNE FOKS [PARIS, FRANCE]
Arianne Foks is interested in the presentation of the body as a medium, its relationship to architecture, domestic objects, and its power to engage us, the audience and the performer, in an emotional way through memory or by evocation. Her work questions desire, identity and physical or conceptual displacement. The shift of use of an object creates a shift in her identity. Her performances are a meeting between body and object, but naturally a meeting with the audience. Perhaps a love story? She collaborates with many sound and performance and dance artists from different parts of the world to enrich her experience and create exchanges.
In 2010, she presented a series of performances across Europe, in Paris, Berlin, Milan, Tallinn, Cardiff�
Arianne Foks is a visual and performance artist. Graduated in 2007 from Toulouse Fine Art School, she was resident of the Sichuan Fine Arts Institute in China in 2006, and of the Cité Internationale des Arts de Paris in 2008.
GIM GWANG CHEOL [SEOUL, KOREA]
PHYSICAL POWER PLANT : THE PAPER
FEEL THE PAPER / 15 minutes
Power never changes but the form changes. Form can change by time and place but the characteristics never change. The artist relates power with language. Language is power, and language forms �Ron�, �Ron� forms civilization, civilization needs power from society. This work symbolizes language �(cut)� Human�s mouth has a weapon called language that produces absolute power. Feel the paper is expressing never changing power. The individual creatures that exist inside cannot be ever free in that society
2011 INTERAKCJE 13 international performance art festival in POLAND / 2010 QUEBECK RIAP international performance art festival in CANADA / 2010 SONGZHANG 6th international art festival in CHINA / 2010 ZHANGSHA 2nd live art festival in CHINA / 2010 yangeber international art festival in CHINA / 2009 OPEN ART international performance art festival 798 in CHINA / 2009 gwangju international performance art festival in KOREA / 2009 gwangju international modern art festival in KOREA / 2009 changwon asia modern art festival in KOREA
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Opened in 2006, Grace Exhibition Space is devoted exclusively to Performance Art. We offer an opportunity to experience visceral and challenging works by the current generation of international performance artists whether emerging, mid-career or established. Our events are presented on the floor, not on a stage, dissolving the boundary between artist and viewer. This is how performance art is meant to be experienced and our mission is the glorification of performance art.
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