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Is There No One In The World Who Can Fly

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2010-05-06T21:01:56Z

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Marie, Dyan

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University of Waterloo

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The exhibition Is There No One in the World Who Can Fly? consists of three connected bodies of works. Life On Earth is a series of photo-performances exhibited on digital screens. Some of the images are still others are animated; they all propose that the body is a transmitter that breaths in content and breaths it out as a visual shape in the form of extensions, armatures or expulsions. Mammal is a large-scale video projection of a multi-breasted female figure projected on a free-standing wall. The breasts are animated and stretch out to explore and search the surrounding space. Worknest is a series of videos about the act of working which are projected onto the floor and appear as a community of guarded openings into tunnels beneath the ground.

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Performance Art, Projections art, Collaboration and Participation Projects, Video Installations, Digital Image Making

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http://hdl.handle.net/10012/5158

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Fine Arts