"This photograph masterfully deploys light and shadow to suggest the trauma that results in the aftermath of armed conflict. Its careful composition brings attention to a building's façade, darkened in shadow but with several suggestive, open, light-filled windows, and a figure that surveys a landscape of debris. After the war, this is an image that suggests both the futility of attempting to rebuild one's life and the ever-present possibility that life must persist."
John Armstrong, Jayne Wilkinson, and Faisal Anwar
VAM40, Art Gallery of Mississauga
"This photograph masterfully deploys light and shadow to suggest the trauma that results in the aftermath of armed conflict. Its careful composition brings attention to a building's façade, darkened in shadow but with several suggestive, open, light-filled windows, and a figure that surveys a landscape of debris. After the war, this is an image that suggests both the futility of attempting to rebuild one's life and the ever-present possibility that life must persist."
John Armstrong, Jayne Wilkinson, and Faisal Anwar
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103°52’74°N 103°70’41°WE II, 2011
Tamara Platiša and I engaged in a Skype call and projected each other’s images on a blank wall over a three-day period. This allowed us to perform through a hyperspace, a site where the real and the virtual meet. This new space was an in-between space where the physical body and a telepresent body interacted.
Collaboration, Tamara Platiša
Photography, Antti Ahonen
December 8-10, 2011
University of the Arts Helsinki, Helsinki FI
Performance
Duration 3h
December 8-10, 2011 N/A Studio, Toronto ON Performance Duration 3h