Perpetual Motion in the Land of Milk and Honey

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  Blow_Up TV

  Installation with meticulously constructed boxes that show an endlessly changing colour sequence. The boxes represent all the pixels from which a n

  • Exploding Television
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  John Logie Baird

  John Logie Baird, an independent inventor and scientist, demonstrated television for the first time in public on 26 January 1926 in his small labor

  • Exploding Television
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  The All Seeing Eye, The Easy Teenage Version

  Installation in which a bourgeois apartment is built up and then broken down again in front of our eyes in successive movements of a turning camera

  • Exploding Television
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  Feed Carnivore

  This installation represents a television of the future as that would now be, amplified and speeded up towards oblivion, with their montage without

  • Exploding Television
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  Os Raimundos, os Severinos e os Franciscos

  Installation with static video registrations shows how 30 concierges in Sao Paulo enter their typical `living rooms’. Everything is there: th

  • Exploding Television
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  Fore Cast

  And installation within which the weatherman departs from his usual rational and self assured performance. He returns to the hopelessness that acco

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  Alpha-Zulu

  Installation with pictures of all the flags that Dekyndt could find in the world, including the states that the United Nations does not recognise.<

  • Exploding Television
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  Globe ground, grounded

  Installation with `mental maps’ by a Berlin painter and designer, psycho cartography of his world trips with images of globalised landscapes.

  • Exploding Television
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  The Nightwatch

  Installation generated from the advanced CCTV (closed-circuit television) system of the National Portrait Gallery with the fox Bandit free at night

  • Exploding Television