Peter Whittenberger
"A visualization of the possibilities of tempo and control. The work responds to the increasing speed of contemporary life as our society progresses technologically. I use the abstract, dancing forms to symbolize the increased choreography of our lives by social norms dominated by technology. The air balloon following a peaceful wind represents our relationship to nature and the freedom of allowing ourselves to acknowledge our organic nature. The visual elements compete for attention at different speeds and disparate forms of movement. I feel both styles of movement create a balance that reflects the pace of contemporary life. I want to create a tranquil artwork that asks the viewer to consider their own pace of life and how they can create a synthesis of tempos to bring more control over our day to day lives."
United States
Kendra Fleischman
Spectral infiltrations collide and contrast with the natural environment.
United States
Dawn George
Up close, mold is an intricate mass of branching filaments and fruiting bodies creating a connected web. When viewed from a distance mold loses its complexities and a more destructive nature is realized.
Canada
Aujik
Spatial Bodies depicts the urban landscape and architectural bodies as an autonomous living and self replicating organism. Domesticated and cultivated only by its own nature. A vast concrete vegetation, oscillating between order and chaos.
Music specially composed by Daisuke Tanabe.
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