Can an image plane be traversed like the threshold of a building, moving from inside to outside and back again? And if so, what are the effects of this movement? Have our bodies become so used to crossing the image plane that they accept and absorb the shrapnel of this collision? What does this kind of co-existence with images mean for our social relations? Mark Amery talks to Andrew Kennedy, curator of The Non-Living Agent, an installation at Auckland's Te Tuhi from 11 June 2016 - 24 July 2016, featuring work by Mathieu Kleyebe Abonnenc (Fr), Dorota Broda (NZ), James Richards (UK), Sorawit Songsataya (NZ).
Installation view of Bronies (2016) Sorawit Songsataya, Animation 3 min 13 sec, 3D printed vases, images printed on steel commissioned by Te Tuhi, Auckland Photo by Sam Hartnett
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The Non-Living Agent
· July 18, 2016Mark Amery talks to curator Andrew Kennedy about the show The Non-Living Agent.
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