Fri May 3, 2013
Michelle Blade and Hillary Wiedemann
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at Johansson Projects
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Johansson Projects is pleased to present a "A Willing Transfer of Belief", a two person exhibition featuring works of Michelle Blade and Hillary Wiedemann.
The luminous surfaces of Blade's work border on abstraction and simultaneously depict transcendent spaces and colorful, totem-like characters. For this exhibition Blade brings together painting and sculpture, inserting moments of levity within ideologies of Existentialism. A painting of a ghost activated by an oscillating fan, exhibited along side a woven Mylar tapestry that depicts the phenomenological myth of the double sunset, explores humor and the state that lies between certainty and doubt.
Combining the scientific and the phenomenal, Hillary Wiedemann's videos and sound installations document the experiential as visible and transcribe visible to the audible. Digital video projections and images of light recreate the sun's stunning perceptual effects, while a recording of solar oscillations emotes the audible from the invisible core.
Considering light, surface and movement the works exhibited share a mutual interest in capturing the transcendent phenomena of the natural world. Driven by the inescapable effects of the qualities the sun possesses, both Wiedemann and Blade's work create a ritual of their role as makers of meaning, through objects and experience.
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The luminous surfaces of Blade's work border on abstraction and simultaneously depict transcendent spaces and colorful, totem-like characters. For this exhibition Blade brings together painting and sculpture, inserting moments of levity within ideologies of Existentialism. A painting of a ghost activated by an oscillating fan, exhibited along side a woven Mylar tapestry that depicts the phenomenological myth of the double sunset, explores humor and the state that lies between certainty and doubt.
Combining the scientific and the phenomenal, Hillary Wiedemann's videos and sound installations document the experiential as visible and transcribe visible to the audible. Digital video projections and images of light recreate the sun's stunning perceptual effects, while a recording of solar oscillations emotes the audible from the invisible core.
Considering light, surface and movement the works exhibited share a mutual interest in capturing the transcendent phenomena of the natural world. Driven by the inescapable effects of the qualities the sun possesses, both Wiedemann and Blade's work create a ritual of their role as makers of meaning, through objects and experience.
Johansson Projects is pleased to present a "A Willing Transfer of Belief", a two person exhibition featuring works of Michelle Blade and Hillary Wiedemann.
The luminous surfaces of Blade's work border on abstraction and simultaneously depict transcendent spaces and colorful, totem-like characters. For this exhibition Blade brings together painting and sculpture, inserting moments of levity within ideologies of Existentialism. A painting of a ghost activated by an oscillating fan, exhibited along side a woven Mylar tapestry that depicts the phenomenological myth of the double sunset, explores humor and the state that lies between certainty and doubt.
Combining the scientific and the phenomenal, Hillary Wiedemann's videos and sound installations document the experiential as visible and transcribe visible to the audible. Digital video projections and images of light recreate the sun's stunning perceptual effects, while a recording of solar oscillations emotes the audible from the invisible core.
Considering light, surface and movement the works exhibited share a mutual interest in capturing the transcendent phenomena of the natural world. Driven by the inescapable effects of the qualities the sun possesses, both Wiedemann and Blade's work create a ritual of their role as makers of meaning, through objects and experience.
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The luminous surfaces of Blade's work border on abstraction and simultaneously depict transcendent spaces and colorful, totem-like characters. For this exhibition Blade brings together painting and sculpture, inserting moments of levity within ideologies of Existentialism. A painting of a ghost activated by an oscillating fan, exhibited along side a woven Mylar tapestry that depicts the phenomenological myth of the double sunset, explores humor and the state that lies between certainty and doubt.
Combining the scientific and the phenomenal, Hillary Wiedemann's videos and sound installations document the experiential as visible and transcribe visible to the audible. Digital video projections and images of light recreate the sun's stunning perceptual effects, while a recording of solar oscillations emotes the audible from the invisible core.
Considering light, surface and movement the works exhibited share a mutual interest in capturing the transcendent phenomena of the natural world. Driven by the inescapable effects of the qualities the sun possesses, both Wiedemann and Blade's work create a ritual of their role as makers of meaning, through objects and experience.
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2300 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland, CA 94612
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