EAI is pleased to announce the availability of video works by two important contemporary artists: Pipilotti Rist and Michael Snow.
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EAI is pleased to announce the availability of video works by two important contemporary artists: Pipilotti Rist and Michael Snow. |
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Pipilotti
Rist burst onto the international art scene with visually lush video works
and multimedia installations that explore female sexuality and media culture,
in playful and provocative remixes of fantasy and the everyday. |
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Michael
Snow is recognized as one of the worldís most important experimental filmmakers,
as well as an accomplished visual artist and musician. His groundbreaking
1967 film Wavelength is a key work in structuralist cinema. |
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In the 1980s and '90s
the Swiss-born Rist made a series of tapes that subvert the form of the
music video to explore the female voice and body in pop cultural representations.
In these works, Rist dynamically merges rock music and performance with
electronic manipulation. More Information |
In recent years Snow has been working with digital media, exploring electronic
processes to further his rigorous investigations into the nature of representation
and perception. These works include *Corpus Callosum (2002), Snowís
playful electronic exploration of metamorphosis. More Information |
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