The Wireframe Series: Sentimental Construction # 1

Filed under:flickr, creative commons, iSummit07, stimulus, me, south african art, art and tech, art, uncategorical — posted by nathaniel on 14 June 2007 @ 10:05 am

More from Croatia soon, but we performed the first “Sentimental Construction” here before guests started arriving, and I’m not sure it could have gone any better. Watch the video!

Sentimental Construction #1, part of The Wireframe Series
site-specific, publicly performed “spaces,” made of rope (2007), support by iCommons

These are ephemeral arrangements that, nonetheless, carve out space and frame their various contexts; they are “sentimental” in the tensions they create between sadness and playfulness, nostalgia and possibility, construction and emergence, the pre-formed and the per-formed.

sentimental construction #1 (beach)

More flickr photos here. Thanks to Joy Garnett for her video space, as well as all the performers / documentarians / collaborators: JC Bukenya, Tomislav Domis, Joy Garnett, Ana Husman, Kathryn Smith, Tim Whidden (MTAA) and Jaka Zeleznikar.


4 comments »

  1. great fun, art, and interaction. how original and lovely. kids look like they enjoyed thoroughly - adults too!

    Comment by jeanette stern — 14 June 2007 @ 2:28 pm

  2. How interesting. Lovely to see the inhibition of the children creating a game from such basic materials.

    Comment by aunt sam and emy — 14 June 2007 @ 7:29 pm

  3. I wanna play too

    Comment by brendan — 24 June 2007 @ 10:36 pm

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