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e - mail
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0031 (0) 6 20 65 39 48 |
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overtoom 301 > 1054 HW amsterdam > netherlands |
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2004
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festival de inverno da UFMG / brazil
moscow international forum of art / moscow, russia
museum 'het stomgemaal' / zwanenburg
kunstvlaai / amsterdam
arti et amicitiae / amsterdam
artwalk / amsterdam
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2003
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de parel gallery / amsterdam
ki-osk / amsterdam
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2002
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3001 / duesseldorf
stubnitz project / amsterdam
e.o.f. gallery / paris
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2001
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W139 gallery / amsterdam
st. pieterskerk / leiden
gerrit rietveld academie / amsterdam (final examen)
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2000
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m-art gallery / arnhem
W2 / amsterdam
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1999
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OT301 / amsterdam
park of the future / amsterdam
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1998
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m-art gallery / arnhem
o.l.v.g. / amsterdam
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1997
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hochschule fuer bildende kuenste / hamburg
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1996
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front / hamburg
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1995
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designkreuzzuege / hamburg
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alex fischer is working in three main fields:
drawings, sculptures and video.
in his drawings he makes rubbings of manholecovers which he is
collecting from all places he has been to since 1998.
with these trivial pre-fabricated manholecovers on paper
made by graphite pencil-layers in the traffic speed
he is transforming the heavy-metal material and size of the original
as a screen from the back to the front .
the unique copy picks up the structure and surface intensity of metal
as well as the marks of the street and the production process.
his sculptures from treetrunks as a field of physical, conceptional and ideological battle
seems to be developing along two quite distinct trajectories in our times.
It is, on the one hand, defined by the problems of the environmental crisis
(devastation of existing ecosystems, species extinction, deforestation, etc.),
encompassing the sozio-political complexities of the uneven
First World/Third world economic power relations.
Alongside this concern for the unregulated consumpton of trees, however,
is the growing fascination with the (compensatory) production of nature,
made possible by developments in biological technologies and genetic engineering.
At a moment when many are mourning the loss of an irretrievable nature,
others seem to be proclaiming its resurrection through artificial means.
his video work is abusing the overload of information
and the increasing production of image material throughout all kinds
of visual scanners worldwide. he is hunting and pirating global
consumer entertainment like movies, commercials, television
and internet media as well as producing his own footage
of live performances or just trivial banalities.
based on a TV structure he is remixing live, fake and real information/images
from local and global news, changing contexts and ideas, creating
new possibilities and imaginations or just pure manipulations. |
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last update mai 2004
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