January 23. 2011
- Code outdoor at Flørli in the Lysefjord
Published January 24, 2011 2011 Leave a CommentTags: Abtffn, Agnes Braastad-Tiffon, art installation, Code, Flørli, Flørli Tidene, Installation art, Lysefjord Utvikling, Niels Noer
- The installation “Code” an arena for dialogs and debats
Published August 24, 2010 2010 Leave a CommentFuture plans for CODE
The installation can be set up in a public space like for exemple a central station, like in the Stavanger central station in 2003, any large public space where people wait or just walk through.
When and what -some possibilities:
- An outdoor installation, can be interactivated together with the public, and very actual in today’s dialogue and media’s focus on document free immigrants staying in the country,
- Any contemporary art festival which issue is to include participation of the visitors,
- A pure performance festival,
The installation is very actual in today’s dialogue and media focus in Norway about immigrants lacking identification documents and staying in the country. The work can set focus on the arts as arena to create dialogues and debats about human rights …
“… Bånsåm, includes a stronger ethical aspect, despite the modelling qualities of its structural shape. Bånsåm is an interactive installation that focuses on communication, exchanges and disputes regarding social issues such as immigration, tolerance, integration etc. Set up in public spaces, such as the hall of the railway station in Stavanger in 2003, the installation presents an intimate inner space shaped by sculpted elements placed in a circle.
These plywood elements are the silhouettes of specific people, children and adults, whom Agnès Btffn has encountered. Each element shows two profiles facing each other. In this way they seem to make visible and materialise that which is normally invisible and immaterial: the space in-between two people communicating and sharing ideas. The negative space created by the silhouettes form outlines, concrete prints of existing individuals; and the spaces between silhouettes become the shapes of the encounters. The Bånsåm installation shows the dynamic between the plywood in-betweens and the immateriality of the real encounters between the people who originally participated in the discussions in the heart of Bånsåm.”
Sylvain Berland
- “Code” at Flørli in the Lysefjord, Norway
Published June 22, 2010 2010 Leave a CommentTags: Agnes Braastad-Tiffon, Agnes Btffn, art installation, Flørli, Lysefjord, Lysefjord Utvikling
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- next : Code at Flørli in the Lysefjord
Published June 10, 2010 2010 Leave a CommentTags: Agnes Braastad-Tiffon, Agnes Btffn, art installation, Bånsåm, Code, Flølri, Flørli, Lysefjord




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