Sophie CALLE, La filature, 1981
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Sophie CALLE, La filature, 1981
Errer dans la rue grouillante, verrouiller mon attention sur toi, inconnu à la vie vaporeuse. Te suivre, respirer comme tu respires, voir ce que tu vois, hâter le pas, vite, où te hâtes-tu comme cela ? M’imprégner de ta vie, est-elle meilleure que la mienne ? Fais-tu face à ces doutes, ces angoisses, ces regards ?
Es-tu toi aussi euphorique, as-tu envie de révolutionner la vision du monde, de le sauver, d’imploser sous les idées fusant sous ta peau ?
Filer une vie comme on enfile un vêtement. Tes habitudes seront-elle pour moi cachemire ou cuir élimé ?
La Filature, Sophie Calle.
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Nina Beier, Portrait Mode, 2011
Nina Beier Parts March 22–September 8, 2024 Museum of Contemporary Art Kiasma Mannerheiminaukio 2 FI-00100 Helsinki Finland
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Great Depression 2023
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180 x 90 x 51 cm / 70 7/8 x 35 3/8 x 20 1/8 in
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Exhibition view: Martha Rosler, Positions in the Life World, © Generali
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Lucy Skaer. Stones On Our Table In The Smallest Dimension, 2017-2018.
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Ed Ruscha, Contact sheet, Pacific Coast Highway, 1974, gelatin silver print, Los Angeles
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Within your skull you’ll haunt Mnemopolis, a lonesome and obscure city. No streets no canals no paving being done in the area (the circumvolutions of your brain), but only traces that you’ll try to catch hold of: these will be shreds of memories (or hallucinations) and sonorous debris that somehow reach you from without and most of the time evoke absolutely nothing; so many objects or fragments that patiently—and not without hesitation—you’ll want to string together, give them meaning by connecting them. —Maurice Roche, Compact