Charlie Neginsonone of the founders The black organization Releases for the first time “Life finds its way”a video installation that is part of a larger work called “Renewal Strategies” Which he had been doing for years in Argentina, which He creates art installations that seek to present utopian habitats For regional animals and migratory species.
“Life Finds Its Way” will be performed on December 6 and 7 while the band’s musicians perform Arthaus performs live with music by Englishman Bryn Harrison. The public present at Bartolomé Miter 434 will be able to observe for the first time Video installation on five screens which Nijgenson intended to be a site-specific installation to accompany the group’s display.
“Suggests Nijgenson in his works Majestic visions related to science fiction It has a large desert and deserted spaces, movie-style Sand dunes also Blade Runner “They open up the symbolic space for integration with sound and music,” said Lukas Fagen, responsible for music at Arthouse.
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Nijensohn’s video installation was created within a larger work called Renewal strategies“Through it, he creates art installations that seek to provide utopian habitats for the regional fauna and migratory species that he has been creating for years in Argentina, In the Andes, at the station/system in the Zonda Valley, in San Juan.
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The work will be accompanied by a dream-like piece of music by Englishman Bryn Harrison, one of the most famous experimental composers today. Work for him Duration is 45 to 50 minutes. “What I began to envision was a long-duration piece that would become increasingly focused over time; almost like a lens that gradually widens as the work progresses,” Breen explains.
Charlie Neginson (Buenos Aires, 1966) is a multidisciplinary artist currently living and working in Berlin. During the eighties He founded the influential performance group The Black Organizationa formation that quickly gained widespread recognition. In the 1990s, he continued his artistic exploration by creating an anonymous experimental art collective R. Detroy.
In 2001, Neginson moved to Berlin, Which marked a decisive turning point in his creative career. This new phase facilitated the emergence of individual projects based on expeditions to extreme areas with serious environmental commitments. These expeditions are not just geographical explorations, but also active cooperation with… Local communities threatened by corporate exploitation And the government for its natural resources, also involving local social groups in the areas it is investigating, and in 2018 it began with “regeneration strategies”.
This collaborative project invites scientists, bio-builders, artists and local communities to develop bio-environments using natural elements characteristic of their geography.
Nijensohn’s work is supported by Academy der Kunst Berlin and Kunstfunds Foundation in germany, Conisit (National Council for Scientific and Technical Research of Argentina), among other institutions.
Arthaus with Nijensohn brings the Andes to Buenos Aires
Arthaus concert directed by Pablo Drucker There will be seven musicians on stage providing an immersive experience in the worlds within Day and night, Andes, clay sculptures as animal shelters, Along with Harrison’s dream-like music, they appear in a communal ritual.
The musicians of the Arthaus band on this occasion are: Federico Landaburo on clarinet, Pablo Bolchauser on electric guitar, Marcelo Balat on piano, Leandro Rodríguez Jauregui and Lucas Fagen on keyboards, Grace Medina on violin, and José Araujo on cello.
Saturday, December 6, double show at 5:30 p.m. And 8:00 pm. Sunday, December 7 at 6:30pm Tickets are on sale at the Alternative Theatre.
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