Exposure: Zattere 417, Dorsoduro, Venise Pia - pia
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Exposure: Zattere 417, Dorsoduro, Venise Pia - pia
Exposure: Zattere 417, Dorsoduro, Venise FLOW - a work in motion 14-19h les samedi et dimanche, et sur RDV Pia MYrvoLD 4 juin – 18 Septembre 2011, Ouverture officielle: 3 juin 2011 Pia MYrvoLD est réputée dans l'art contemporain grâce à ses productions multimédia hybrides, et à de nombreuses collaborations avec des musées et partenaires dans les milieux de l'art, du design et de l'architecture. FLOW, son nouveau projet, est une oeuvre vidéo multi-canal présentée sous diverses formes d’installation architecturales et sculpturales. Le coeur des recherches de Pia MYrvoLD est l'exploration des médias 3D où peintures et sculpture se rejoignent. La mutation de formes abstraites crée une nouvelle expérience de l'appréhension visuelle et des plaisirs esthétiques. Immersion: The Transcendent Interface of Pia MYrvoLD by Rex Bruce. Stemming from her lifelong work as a painter, Pia MYrvoLD's “FLOW- a work in motion” branches out into a formidable interdisciplinary undertaking, using electronic media as a springboard for the intermingling of forms. The pulsing, looping animations are unmistakable in their musical quality, the structure of the installation utilizes large scale sculptural forms and there is an architectural aspect as the viewer engages the work by walking through it. The end result is an immersive and interactive environment where the viewer encounters a multi-dimensional interface that is a product of emergent technology. Throughout her career, MYrvoLD has embraced these new technological developments and integrated them into her work. She has a large opus of multi-faceted creations of hybrid “in- formations” between various forms of artistic practice—art, fashion, video, performance and interactive technology. With each new hybrid, the artist combines information in a cross- pollinated sensorial experience that includes intellectual as well as physical interactivity. Ultimately the artist/viewer authorship is blurred through participatory interface design. This deep awareness of the importance of “interface” is clearly the conceptual force driving MYrvoLD’s work. The place where her artwork and viewer engage is not the static one-way gaze of viewer and painting. MYrvoLD’s interfaces blur the common boundary between art objects and their viewers such that they act together to open up the point of connection between them. In this case the boundaries explored are between the individual and the devices surrounding them, a cogent corollary for the way we are immersed in ubiquitous technologies across which data or communication flows. Indeed this work functions as an aesthetic remake of the gestalt effect of smart phones, 3D cinema, digital TV, iPads, Facebook, Twitter, Google, Netflix and the endless stream of connected gadgets that constitute bulk of our current culture. While engaging with “FLOW” the immersive experience of emergent technologies is carefully guided by the artist. The ever-changing abstract images, rhythmic textures and chromatic structures of light are inspired by higher minded aspirations. MYrvoLD’s ongoing research in 3D virtual space engenders a unique mental and aesthetic awareness, as the artist plays with virtual space alongside actual physical space to illuminate what we have not been able to see in traditional media. We are not put in front of a console as is common in many interactive works; rather “FLOW” builds parallel or tangent references between the realms of physical and imaginative presence. From ideological Internet-based projects, involving input from the public to determine the specific outcome of “cyber-couture” clothing, to her implementation of advanced computergenerated programming to create ever-changing visual patterns of light, form and colour, her work has always been about “interfacing.” The pinnacle of this artistic development can be seen in the project “FLOW - a work in motion”. FLOW - Tunnel Vision est une installation vidéo constituée d'écrans multiples, assemblés en un tunnel avec un sol en verre renforcé afin de pouvoir y pénétrer. Les images vidéo sont créées entièrement en 3D Max Virtuel. Avec des technologies d'animation de pointe, et des dimensions monumentales, le “Star Gate” introduit les versions à venir de Tunnel Vision. FLOW - Video Wall est un mur vidéo de 16m. L’utilisation de technologies d'animation de pointe permettent de s’adapter aux spécificités du lieu, animation où 3D les formes interagissent sculpturales et nouvelles constellations visuelles. FLOW - Video d’installation Spiral pour est de un modèle futures présentations, dérivé du projet FLOW Tunnel Vision. L’installation utilise un mono-signal vidéo, concentrant des motifs et chromaties en mutation. créent en de Programme FLOW 31 mai - 3 juin: Mardi 31 mai 19h: Pia MYrvoLD - "FLOW - a work in motion": pré-vernissage, et présentation du catalogue publié par Marsilio Editori 21h: Romina DE NOVELLIS, performance “La Culla” Mercredi 1 juin 12h: Romina DE NOVELLIS, performance “La Culla” 12-16h: Mehdi-Georges LAHLOU, performance ”RUN“: de l'exposition FLOW à Giardini 14h: Pia MYrvoLD présente "FLOW – a work in motion", dédicace des catalogues 18h30: FLOW - Talks: "Contemporary art in real and virtual worlds”, animé par Lorenzo CINOTTI, FNV: • Saverio Simi de Burgis, Professeur d'art contemporain, Académie des Beaux Arts • Gaston Ramirez Feltrin, artiste et Commissaire du pavillion mexicain • Francesco Calzolaio, architecte • Alvise Ferro, designer, verres Galliano Ferro • Maria Morganti, artiste • Eusebia Berlaud, directeur de projets mode et relations publiques • Kenneth G. Hay, Chair of Contemporary Art Practice, Deputy Head of University of Leeds School of Design • Franco Roman, H-Farm • Walter Nicolino, architecte, Carlo Ratti Associati • Monica Scanu, architecte • Alessandro Maggioni, Conseiller aux Travaux Publics de Venise • Gisle Frøysland, artiste et directrice du Pixel Festival de Bergen, Norvège 20h30: Gisle FRØYSLAND, performance: "Headcleaner" 21h: Conservateur Paco Barragán aka DJ Paco B, session Jeudi 2 juin 12h: Pia MYrvoLD présente "FLOW – a work in motion", dédicace des catalogues 14h: Bugge Wesseltoft & MYworLD, répétition 18-20h: Mehdi-Georges LAHLOU, performance ”RUN“: de l'exposition FLOW au musée Peggy Guggenheim 19h: Bugge Wesseltoft & MYworLD FLOW, performance 20h: Judith KAZMIERCZAK, performance in FLOW 21h: Gisle FRØYSLAND, performance: "Headcleaner" 22h: Conservateur Paco Barragán aka DJ Paco B, session 23h: Romina DE NOVELLIS performance “La Culla” Vendredi 3 juin 12h: Romina DE NOVELLIS, performance “La Culla” 13h: Pia MYrvoLD présente "FLOW – a work in motion", dédicace des catalogues 17-20h: Mehdi-Georges LAHLOU, performance ”RUN“: de l'exposition FLOW à un lieu tenu secret 18h30: Vernissage officiel, Pia MYrvoLD: "FLOW - a work in motion", par l'Ambassadeur de Norvège en Italie, Einar M Bull 19h30: Bugge Wesseltoft & MYworLD FLOW, performance interactive 20h: Judith KAZMIERCZAK performance, in FLOW Le calendrier est sujet à modifications. Le lieu: Zattere 417, Dorsoduro, Venise. Ancien dépôt de livres de l’Académie des Sciences et des Lettres, il est situé à côté de l’Académie des Arts et de la Fondation Vedova, et à 4 mn à pied de la fondation Peggy Guggenheim et de la Punta della Dogana. Deux lignes directes de vaporetto joignent Zattere à la Biennale: # 51 et 52 via San Marco / San Zaccaria, et # 61 et 62 via Santo Spirito. La ligne # 1 de Giardini s'arrête à Salute, et la station Accademia. 1. Zattere 417: FLOW - Pia MYrvoLD 6. Peggy Guggenheim Collection 2. Accademia di Belle Arti 7. Accademia 4. Fondazione Vedova 9. Biennale di Venezia Exposition: Dossiers de presse: www.pia-myrvold.com/FLOW www.pia-myrvold.com/press-room 3. Magazzini del Sale 5. Punta della Dogana 8. Giardini Stop Mot de passe: MYworLD International: [email protected], +336 0796 8552 Italie: [email protected], tel +39 041 244 6996, cell +39 393 962 8255 France & Asie: [email protected], +336 8379 2287 Pia MYrvoLD - MYworLD 15 rue Sambre et Meuse, 75010 Paris, France