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SYNSMASKINEN (2022)

Frans Jacobi

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SYNSMASKINEN: an inquiry into contemporary political crises SYNSMASKINEN is a new artist-group and an inquiry into contemporary political crises. The project will consist of art projects, each exploring a certain aspect or manifestation of contemporary crisis. Together these visions are attempts to unfold a contemporary cosmology; a new political horizon. SYNSMASKINEN is an artist-group in the sense that each production is made in collaboration between a small group of participants. Each art project will be made by new groups of artists and thinkers. In this sense SYNSMASKINEN will probe the concept of the research-group: What kind of insights does artistic thinking provide? How can collectivity address the political issues of topics in a critical manner? The name, SYNSMASKINEN is taken from the Danish and Norwegian translations of Paul Virilio’s seminal book on the techniques of perception, La Machine De Vision. The name SYNSMASKINEN contains the methodological program: SYN=vision / MASKIN=machine SYNSMASKINEN is the third large-scale research-project at Bergen Academy of Art & Design. Following Re-Place and Topographies of the Obsolete the project offers a continuation of and an addition to the new tradition of kunstnerisk utvikling/artistic research at the core the Department of Art. SYNSMASKINEN is organised by professor Frans Jacobi, artistic-research leader Åse Løvgren and research assistant Benedicte Clementsen. www.synsmaskinen.net
typeresearch exposition
keywordsKMD_Art
date22/02/2016
published27/06/2022
last modified27/06/2022
statuspublished
share statuspublic
affiliationBergen Academy of Art and Design, Norwegian Artistic Research Programme,
licenseAll rights reserved
urlhttps://www.researchcatalogue.net/view/253175/253176
doihttps://doi.org/10.22501/kmd-ar.253175
published inFaculty of Fine Art, Music and Design, University of Bergen
portal issue1. Past projects - 2018 and prior
connected toFaculty of Fine Art, Music and Design, University of Bergen
external linkwww.synsmaskinen.net


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