The Infinity of Colour is a documentation of the multiple projection and surround sound installation at THISISNOTAGALLERY in Buenos Aires, Argentina, with the same title. The exhibition opened September 16th 2011 with a performance by Norwegian artist St Cecilie who is responisble for the composition for the video work The Venus Chapter. The soundtrack for this piece is by J G Thirlwell and is the soundtrack for the main video works in the exhibition.
THISISNOTAGALLERY
Cabrera 5849, Palermo
Buenos Aires - Argentina
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The Infinity of Colour Anne Katrine Senstad
Sept 16- Oct 03 2011
The exhibition The Infinity of Colour represents Anne Katrine Senstad’s new body of work focused on light, color and sound. She has created a labyrinthian space of projections and sound that examine the phenomenology and the notions of sensorial aesthetics and experiences of light, color, sound, ocular perceptions, spatial relations and awareness of the process of perception through multi channel projections and the dimensional properties of 5:1 surround sound. The piece is meditative, pulsating and hypnotic in its simplicity of light, color and sound environments.
The exhibition presents the video works: Colour Kinesthesia (2010), Colour Synesthesia Variation I and II (2010-11), KInesthesia for Saint Brigid (2011), The Locker Plant Projections (2011) and The Venus Chapter (2011).
THISISNOTAGALLERY
Cabrera 5849, Palermo
Buenos Aires - Argentina
thisisnotagallery.com
The Infinity of Colour Anne Katrine Senstad
Sept 16- Oct 03 2011
The exhibition The Infinity of Colour represents Anne Katrine Senstad’s new body of work focused on light, color and sound. She has created a labyrinthian space of projections and sound that examine the phenomenology and the notions of sensorial aesthetics and experiences of light, color, sound, ocular perceptions, spatial relations and awareness of the process of perception through multi channel projections and the dimensional properties of 5:1 surround sound. The piece is meditative, pulsating and hypnotic in its simplicity of light, color and sound environments.
The exhibition presents the video works: Colour Kinesthesia (2010), Colour Synesthesia Variation I and II (2010-11), KInesthesia for Saint Brigid (2011), The Locker Plant Projections (2011) and The Venus Chapter (2011).
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