Berlin Ausstellung: Der Tod 21. April – 19. Mai 2001
Berlin Ausstellung: Der Tod 21. April – 19. Mai 2001
Berlin Ausstellung: Der Tod 21. April – 19. Mai 2001
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55 >>> Pavel Borodin und Vladimir<br />
Doutschenko<br />
Self-Service Death Meditation Machine<br />
(an installation)<br />
Vladimir Doudtchenko: A native Moscow writer/literature<br />
historian/film director. Seeks for new ways in modern literature,<br />
particularly involvment of movie visual language and non<br />
linear literature. Recently has written some film scripts; now<br />
directing his second movie. Member of group "VideoDOM".<br />
Pavel Borodin: A native Moscow artist/musician. Formerly a<br />
member of underground bands Ganja Renaldo Shaping Club<br />
and Alive. Music: influences and recalls from different styles<br />
and times; most recently: a mixture of 80th-style pop-music,<br />
middle-century big-style film-music, distorted noises and ambient.<br />
Beschreibung: By destroying the saying NO DEATH, each person<br />
admits the fact that there IS death. Everything's done<br />
personally and freely, so it's a sort of self-service meditation.<br />
But, eventually, each participant obtains the idea of DEATH<br />
within himself. This fact is stressed with the common-most<br />
surroundings: a shredder, paper, nothing strange or queer. So,<br />
it's a COMMON DEATH, an everyday death.
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