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Tectonic Shifts / Metabolic Rifts

 
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Tectonic Shifts / Metabolic Rifts

Daniel Schwartz

      Set title
      • Tectonic Shifts / Metabolic Rifts
      Project title in German
      • Tectonic Shifts / Metabolic Rifts
      Project title in English
      • Tectonic Shifts / Metabolic Rifts
      Subtitle
      • ZHdK-Avina Fonds 2019
      Author
      Description
      • “Tectonic Shifts / Metabolic Rifts” is an art project that questions the naturalization of catastrophes
        within different cultural contexts. It has a global focus, based on artistic research and activities I
        have conducted in Switzerland, Turkey, and Japan. The Avina Fund’s support would assist me to
        create a video installation and photographic series that will be displayed for my MFA Diploma
        Exhibition in June 2019. These works will be made in collaboration with a network of other artists,
        researchers, and artistic organizations that have already committed to supporting the project.
      Description in English
      • “Tectonic Shifts / Metabolic Rifts” is an art project that questions the naturalization of catastrophes
        within different cultural contexts. It has a global focus, based on artistic research and activities I
        have conducted in Switzerland, Turkey, and Japan. The Avina Fund’s support would assist me to
        create a video installation and photographic series that will be displayed for my MFA Diploma
        Exhibition in June 2019. These works will be made in collaboration with a network of other artists,
        researchers, and artistic organizations that have already committed to supporting the project.
      Genre / discipline
      type
      Institutional affiliation
      Date
      • 2019
      Other creative participants
      • Video Technician: Joel De Giovanni
      Participating institution(s) / partner institute(s)
      • TOKAS: Artist Residency and Research Program, Tokyo, Japan
        Istanbul Technical University, Urban Design and Planning, Turkey

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