A group of six sculptures are floating in the space. They are hollow casings, made of cloth and wax, as cast off skin. They contain the time that formed them. Alternating the arrangement between the sculptures during the exposition, the relations between them change. Not only that, the space itself transforms as does the experience of it.
This exhibition is closed. This is showing at EXbunker now:
Aug 1
Aug 30
Thomas L. Fontein
Every day the same game repeats itself, at the same time and place as yesterday, just with different players. Your body gets absorbed into the flow of the rush hour, while your mind is disconnected. As the train leaves the station, you take your seat in the midst of absent gazes. ‘the escalator is always rolling’ is an exploration of the mental numbness of repetition, predictability and the drag of going somewhere that doesn't fulfill you.