| ALAIN PAIEMENT Cells May 3 to May 31, 2008 |
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Opening
I began working with these pictures, which I’ve termed photographic cells, by first spreading them into a grid, without order, in a non-hierarchical distribution that obliterated an agenda and allowed unpredicted connections. This permitted my studio to become an extrapolation of my mind, after which I was able to progressively group the images into narrative and formal schemes that had less to do with nostalgia than with a kind of archival reactivation. I was making sense of the past now, rather than finding out what could have made sense throughout the years, turning the retrospective into the prospective, what “had been” into “becoming.” The exhibition is a mnemonic journey. It begins and ends in an apparently infinite processing of the past into the present.
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| YAM LAU Room: An Extension May 3 to May 31, 2008 |
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Opening Room: An Extension is intended to affect a new quality of appearance, one that signals the potential of the virtual by enfolding a complication between movement, duration and gesture.
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