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Tobias
Putrih
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Lost
Cinema III, 2002
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42
photographs mounted on aluminum plate
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4
x 6" ea
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Prov. Galerija Škuc, Ljubljana (LISTE 02)
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"We
are looking at the beginning of a nearly packed, simple, and at times even comforting
story.
What is comforting is the infinite flat surface of the cardboard desert, which
surrounds a small
cardboard hill. This is the scene where our principle characters have found
themselves and they
have indeed chosen a pleasant place. Next to the hill there grows a cardboard
tree and not very far
away sits a cardboard truck with a smooth, mirror surfaced silver capsule.
I
would like to ask you not to try to understand the meaning of the photographs.
They were made
as a starting point of an emerging electronic movie. They are an assay to introduce
the plot and
the scene, just a tiny step towards the making the cardboard world and its actors
alive. The actors
are not professionals, they are my friends whom I asked to pose in front of
Roberts camera one
day. The guy in the dark sweater is Žiga, a painter and a multimedia artist.
It seemed logical to
include him, since he and I did an exhibition together at the kuc Gallery
last year, which was the
outset of this project. The guy in the light colored sweater is Luka, a DJ who
is going to make the
soundtrack of the movie, and electronic noise the source of which the characters
will try to find.
The girl is Dunja, a young art historian and a curator. She lives together with
Luka.
In
my cardboard world, I wanted to bring together people who know one another really
well in the
real world."
Tobias Putrih
http://www.galerija.skuc-drustvo.si/artists/tobias_putrih/
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