Showing posts with label Rodrigo Garcia Dutra. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rodrigo Garcia Dutra. Show all posts

Thursday, October 7, 2010

Sneak Peeks _ Part 1

Hier ein paar Beispiele der neuen Werke von einigen der ausstellenden KünstlerInnen. Dadurch erhalten Sie eine Vorstellung des Arbeitsprozesses und der möglichen Ausstellungsstücke.
-Fragen und Kommentare sind während des Aufbaus der Ausstellung immer herzlich wilkommen.

Here a sample of new works by a few of the exhibiting artists. This will give you an idea of the working process and what are possible exhibition pieces.
-We welcome any questions or comments you may have while we prepare for the exhibition.

Beate Frommelt




frauke materlik
Entstehung und Werk
build up and finished body of work


boathouse 4, Portsmouth Historic Dockyard

Kunsthal Charlottenborg

Maurice Citron


Catrine Bodum




Rodrigo Garcia Dutra
"'Deformations on the flat universe IV - totem display' is a chain of associations through text, pictures, videos and objects re-organized through time according to the experience and responses in context.
Starting with the insights, observations, and experiences of the artist this year in Brazil, during the exhibition the totem display will change showing new insights and outputs. The idea is of a constant changing artwork that explicit relationships in the artist thinking process between history, place, time and consciousness."



Tuesday, July 13, 2010

Thoughts from Rodrigo

I remember in the college (Byam Shaw, Central Saint Martins) the discussions about the power of not knowing and I think this is very strong in our practices.

This not knowing is very related to the experimental and the unsconsiouss and very different from conceptual artists who already know and have everything projected on how the work will be. We, on the other hand, allow ourselves the experimentation and process and I think this is very different from the art market ruled world, where artists work like factories, producing pret-a-porter works to feed a hungry desire of wealthy but not-so-interested-in-the-art collectors.

I do think the way we work is political and sao paulo biennial statement confirms this.

For a link to the sao paulo biennial: 29th Sao Paulo Biennial, 2010

I feel my work totally concerned to how we experience art today. Right now in Brazil I'm working in different strategies than in London. Here, in the biennial of são paulo (this year very focused on the audio-visual and also the political implications of the work of art) I'm participating of lectures, workshops and special nights where the discursive aspects of contemporary practices are more appreciated than the aesthetic ones. But it is a matter of time till we see the final exhibition in September. I think they're taking hard on this political, critical and theoretical approach but in the end we'll have all sorts of works of art.

I agree when we try to run from the YBA's attitude, but I also think this is already old. I feel our group more concerned with the focus on the process rather then the final concept or final answers to the public. As this biennial's curators says:
"Dos Anjos and Farias look at art as a field of knowledge that can teach us about something in the world that cannot be talked about in any other way, changing the way we see the world. They are aware that the topic Art & Politics is not a novelty, not even in Brazil. But, as they pointed out, they are particularly interested in recovering the aspect of experimentation as a political factor. And beside the activist, conceptual approaches there will be works of manifest tangibility and poetical materiality. The curators confessed that they are always keen on inserting some sort of literary references. The art sector has developed a language of its own that appears very hermetic to people who do not belong to it, and beyond that, the concepts are often applied mechanically. "We therefore believe in the poetical word as an important key for perception." http://universes-in-universe.org/eng/bien/sao_paulo_biennial/2010

Friday, July 9, 2010

Rodrigo Garcia Dutra

Rodrigo Garcia Dutra spielt mit Licht, Architektur und urbane Landschaften durch Video-Projektionen von Natur aus 3-dimensional in ihrer Konzeption und Realisation. Seine Arbeit zielt darauf ab, die Grenzen zwischen Videokunst und Skulptur zu überqueren. Das Video ist in der Regel innerhalb oder auf einer instellation projiziert (in der Regel mit gefundenen, recycelten oder billigen Materialien), die, abgesehen davon, integraler Bestandteil des Werkes, seine 3-dimensionale Konnotationen erhöht. Manchmal ist die Arbeit von Sound bereichert. Seine Werke kreieren oft die Illusionen der unendlichen Räume und zeitlos, nicht-dimensionalen Architekturen, in denen die Präsenz von rhythmischem Sound die Dynamik der "neu erstellten" Räume erweckt.

Rodrigo Garcia Dutra plays with light, urban architecture and natural landscapes through video projections inherently 3-dimensional in their conception and realization. His work aims to cross the boundaries between video art and sculpture. The video is usually projected within or on an installation (usually made with found, recycled or cheap materials), which, besides being integral part of the work, enhances its 3-dimensional connotations. Sometimes the work is enriched by sound. His works often create the illusions of infinite and temporal spaces, non-dimensional architectures, where the presence of a rhythmical sound evokes the dynamic of the ‘recreated' spaces."



CV

Rodrigo Garcia Dutra
Born 1981, Rio de Janeiro
Lives and works between Sao Paulo and London

info@rodrigogarciadutra.com
www.rodrigogarciadutra.com

Education

2008-2009 MA Fine Art - Central Saint Martins, Byam Shaw. University of The Arts London with full support from the Lismore Castle Arts Scholarship

Solo Exhibitions

2009 “(RE) ORGANIZED DELIRIUM”, The City Music and Arts Project. London, UK.

Group Exhibitions

2010 “THROUG THE BACK DOOR”, Kunstraum Liechenstein. Vaduz, Liechtenstein.

2010 "The Standard Projection: 24/7", The Standard, Downtown LA. USA

2010 "ESTADOS DE PERFORMAÇÃO" CCSP. Curated by Rafael RG. Inside "This is Julio" project by Manuela Moscoso. São Paulo, Brazil.

2009 "GAMERZ 05", Aix-en-Provence, France

2009 "Hotel Central". Curated by Maria Montero and Lucas Bambozzi. Videoinstalations: Quartzscreen VI, Quartzspectrum (Architectures for the future), Deformations on the flat universe – São Paulo, Deformations on the flat universe II – Histories. São Paulo, Brazil.

2009 “17 INGREDIENTS: Measures of Autonomy”, BASH Studios. Curated by Blanche Craig and Shama Khanna. Videoinstalation: Quartzspectrum II (Body Capsule Tower). London, UK.

2009 “BYAM SHAW DEGREE SHOW MA 2009”, Central Saint Martins. Videoinstalations: Quartzscreen IV, Quartzspectrum (Architectures for the future) and Deformations on a flat universe. London, UK.

2009 ZIRKUS MINIMUS. Walden Kunstausstellungen. Video Gosmica. Berlin

2009 DIGITAL GARDEN. Fresh Air 2009 Sculpture Show. Quenington, Gloucestershire, UK.

2008 “IN LIVING CONTACT,” 28TH SÃO PAULO BIENNIAL. curated by Ivo Mesquita and Ana Paula Cohen. Collaboration with projections for the assume vivid astro focus final performance. São Paulo, Brazil

2008 “COVER,” MUSEU DE ARTE MODERNA (MAM). curated by Fernando Oliva, São Paulo. Videos Gosmica e Batuque. São Paulo, Brazil.

2008 “WHEN LIVES BECOME FORM: DIALOGUE WITH THE FUTURE – BRAZIL, JAPAN,” MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART (MOT), TOKYO, JAPAN. curated by Yuko Hasegawa. videos Gosmica, Quartzo, Gosma Aquatica, Gosma Rock, Tropical Punk, Superpeople and Carlarella inside assume vivid astro focus installation.

2008 MATERIALIZED: NEW AMERICAN VIDEO AND... BERGEN KUNSTHALL / BERGENS KUNSTFORENING. Curator: Kathy Grayson. Quartzo video inside assume vivid astro focus installation. Bergen, Norway.

2008 CIMATICS. Quartzo video inside assume vivid astro focus installation. Brussels

2008 SUMMER VIDEO PROGRAM - Peres Projects. Quartzo video inside assume vivid astro focus installation. Berlin, Germany.

2008 ENEL COMTEMPORANEA ROME. “antonella varicella arabella fiorella,” public project. curated by Francesco Bonami. Tropical Punk video inside assume vivid astro focus installation. Rome, Italy. July 2008

2008 ABSOLUTELY VENOMOUS ACCURATELY FALLACIOUS NATURALLY DELICIOUS. Collaboration with projections for the assume vivid astro focus exhibition. Deitch Projects. Long Island City, NY. May 2008

2008 VERY RICK PASSE LÁ. Video installation inside Rick Castro’s exhibition.Galeria Triângulo, São Paulo, Brazil. April, 2008

2008 NEO ORNAMENTAL. Quartzo Projections Video installation inside Kleber Matheus exhibition. Galeria Polinésia, São Paulo, Brazil. April, 2008

2007 REVERSOR. Video exibited inside AVAF project - Assume Vivid Astro Focus / Abravana Alucinete Fogo. Frankfurter Kunstverein, Frankfurt, Germany. South London Gallery, London. Galeria Triângulo. São Paulo, Brazil.

2007 GÓSMICA AND BATUQUE. Video on the Tetine’s Tropical Punk video program. Whitechapel Art Gallery. London, UK.

2007 GÓSMICA. Video. San Francisco Art Institute's Auditorium.YouTubular, San Francisco Art Institute, San Francisco. This was a video screening whose content was pulled from YouTube, videos were shown alongside associated media clips (commercials, cartoons, etc.). Artists Exhibited: Jim Drain, Frankie Martin, Brian Bress, Bec Stupak, Animal Charm, Ryan Trecartin, and Rodrigo Garcia Dutra. San Francisco, EUA. April 2007

Awards

2010 Fundação Bienal de São Paulo. Programa Brasil Arte Contemporânea. Mostras de Artistas no Exterior.
2008 Lismore Castle Arts Scholarchip.