Saturday, January 30, 2016
Tris Vonna-Michell at Jan Mot
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The aquarium dons as a kind of headspace, akin to a screen, a virtual landscape, like all those early computer screensavers of video fish aquaria so popular - digital pets softening new digital homes - google styled images rising to its watery surface completing the analogy of Vonna-Michell's networked images always representing their "interactivity" more than what they depict, again all manifestations of the digital without digital. Like a computer monitor left on in an otherwise abandoned and echoing building (sound-tracked to the sounds of empty night) the glowing object claims some illuminated significance that connotes but doesn't necessarily mean but just gives a screen to look into and empty.
See too: Group Show at Salle Principale
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Belgium,
Brussels,
Europe,
Jan Mot,
Tris Vonna-Michell