"You can be hermitic, but within your little hermit cave or whatever, I think it is important you have something else happening somewhere else in the world." Douglas Gordon
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3mm-LNkmXU
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"You can be hermitic, but within your little hermit cave or whatever, I think it is important you have something else happening somewhere else in the world." Douglas Gordon
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3mm-LNkmXU
Douglas Gordon on the need for artists to work in different mediums and ways:
"People always put you in a pigeon hole, why would you fly in on your own?"
From the MoMA Collection: Douglas Gordon's "Play Dead; Real Time"
Douglas Gordon came of age with a generation of artists drawn to critiquing and deconstructing media technology. Over the past two decades, he has produced text-based and photographic works as well as video installations, often based on cinematic imagery, that investigate the construction of meaning and the notion of the sublime.
For the monumental installation Play Dead; Real Time, Gordon arranged for a circus elephant to be transported to Gagosian Gallery, in New York City, where he filmed it obeying a series of commands (repeatedly lying down and then awkwardly struggling to rise). Like many of Gordon's protagonists, the elephant is subject to greater forces, beyond its controL Simultaneously presenting several different versions of the scene, in front and rear projections and on a monitor, the work depicts the event from a range of perspectives rather than from a single static viewpoint.