Exposición en London, London, City of, Reino Unido

The Resistance Island

Dónde:
The Ryder Projects / 19a Herald Street / London, London, City of, Reino Unido
Cuándo:
24 may de 2019 - 28 may de 2019
Inauguración:
24 may de 2019
Precio:
Entrada gratuita
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Artistas participantes:
Descripción de la Exposición
Immortality it’s possible. At least for the Turritopsis dohrnii, popularly known as the immortal jellyfish. Silently invading our waters, this creature will reproduce and then, faced with the normal career path of dying, it will opt instead to revert to a sexually immature stage. And not just once: it will do it over and over again, eternally flowing into the sea. With no organs or brain to focus on, the only way to research on this creature is by observing its movements that constantly repeat. Taking the immortal jellyfish as an inspiration and for the extension of two weeks, artist Rosana Antolí has transformed the 5th floor of Tate Modern London into a choreographed fictional space. When entering the space, monitor screens inform the audience of two distinct paths to choose: In one, the visitor is invited to embrace the infinite loop philosophy, recording its gestures for a virtual archive of ... movement. This way, they will become everlasting by abandoning their feelings or thoughts, eternally looping in the digital realm like the immortal jellyfish. In the other path, they can choose mortality and therefore disappear, perish, fail. If this is the option, one is invited to leave a human trace in what the artist calls The Resistance Island. The RYDER is proud to transform itself into Antolí’s Resistance Island continuing the fiction she started at Tate after her 2 years research on repetition, gestures and the infinite loop. From here we invite the audience to witness and experience the path of mortality and uniqueness that existence implies. For the exhibition, Antoli’s display will ask the visitor to leave a trace that will surrender to time and in the form of a new interactive sculpture commissioned for the show. Besides, the work Chaos Dancing Cosmos, which occupied the whole 5th floor of Tate Modern, will have a reconfigured presence in the space. Some of the drawings that marked her performative way of researching will be also scattered on the space creating an environment that invites the audience to resist. Biography Rosana Antolí’s practice examines the role of social choreography and movement in relation to visual art. She is specifically interested in the poetics of everyday actions through repetition and the connection rhythms in urban spaces and the geographical gestures of the body. Rosana works between drawing, sculpture, video, performance and installation. Her works have recently been exhibited at TATE Modern, Tate Exchange (2019), Centre Pompidou (2018), Artium Vitoria Museum (2017), BBVA Foundation (2017), The RYDER Projects (2017), Joan Miro Foundation Museum (2016) and more.

 

 
Imágenes de la Exposición
Rosana Antolí: The Kick Inside, The Loop Outside. Installation view at Tate Exchange, Tate Modern, London, May 2019. Photo: Guillaume Valli — Cortesía de The RYDER Projects

Entrada actualizada el el 17 may de 2019

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