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concept art for a game idea I've had tucked away for a bit! You play as a little candle guy who wanders caverns and oceans in order to fetch aid for your friends! And maybe meet some new ones on the way :)
I was today years old when I realized the fire guys in labyrinth say "bad hep w the fire guys" and are singing abt hepatitis
Chess clocks and burning houses
You can hear the clocks ticking when you walk into the room. You enter to face chessboards all set up, the clocks already counting and I could not help but feel the urgency that I had to take immediate action - here and now in this installation. The viewer alone against the many, all invisibly lined up in a room that is both a gym and a conference centre.
Idan Hayosh's (1979, IL/RO/NL) works imply danger. Usually you quickly recognize the source but even after that the works remain daunting. This work is inspired by five photo's he collected – among the hundreds and hundreds he collects and organises into albums.
One of these albums became the book “Fire Guys” – firemen posing in groups before the burning houses they are about to extinguish. This book he will promote or demote on Sunday at 16:00 with the story of the artist's past in pyrotechnics that led to this book.
There is a serial quality or obsessive repetition that is present in the installations and in the online albums which is more instinctive than explicit but somehow very recognisable to all of us: there is an order present, which can manifest in intriguing but very strange ways.
Images AK, text KP