Tuesday, 10 September 2013

The BIENNALE D'ARTE of Venezia from my personal point of view -BODYSSEY


BODYssey

Ali Kazma- Resistance- Turkey pavilion
(pictures universes-in-universe)
A girl in bondage shaped by a man, male bodybuilders, beauty docs, tattoo artists, and other body shapers caught the eyes of the visitors at the Pavilion of Turkey. Especially the bondage video attracted many visitors.
The five-screen installation 'Resistance' by Ali Kazma display body-shaping scenes. The images of the videos are metaphors for today's body consciousness and how the body is controlled by our society with its scientific, social, and cultural tools (- and I wouldn't exclude fashion magazines from being tools). Whether the images at the installation 'Resistance' represented esthetical or sexual desires, the body seemed to be reduced to an (exchangeable) object.


Yuri Ancarani – Da Vinci - Arsenale
Italian filmmaker Yuri Ancarani’s “Da Vinci,” a film about a surgery-performing robot (controlled by a human surgeon)  bearing the name of the Renaissance artist and polymath, takes us inside the landscape of the human body
Pawel Althamer – Venetians - Arsenale
He’s a polish artist of multiple media known for his willingness to alter his own state of mind and body for the exploration of deeper realms hidden within his own psyche.
Working in collaboration with his father's plastics manufacturing company, cast the faces and hands of local venetians in plastic before attaching them to bodies composed of extruded plastic ribbons, to realize that the body is only a vehicle for the soul.'
Pierre Moliner – Arsenale
fetishistic photographs, through his photography, he obscured the line between the sexes and celebrated fetishism and his own hermaphroditic nature

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