Dublinesca (Installation), 2012 (front)
4 bunk beds (3 blue, 1 yellow), 8 books
The exhibition space is transformed into a utopian environment at a future point in time. The artist returns to Noreturn (2009), taking apart the film shot in the TH.2058 exhibition at Tate Modern, where the artist presented a scenario in which humans and sculptures found shelter and protection from endless rains.
Calder Red (Painting), 2012 (left)
Latex paint on existing column or specially built column
Presented in more traditional exhibition formats such as painting, sculpture, text, sound and video, all works are elements and quotations taken from the earlier TH.2058 exhibition and film.
Old Dream (Text Piece), 2012 (wall)
Vinyl letters on wall
The text piece is generated from the subtitles of Noreturn. Its typographic design is by Marie Proyart and set in Bitstream Flareserif 821, a font inspired by Berthold Wolpe‘s Albertus (1938).
Photo © Andrea Rossetti