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WITHIN THE 6th EUROPEAN MONTH OF PHOTOGRAPHY BERLIN


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¬ Invitation [PDF] 		A TRANS c/o          

A TRANS feat. BIRIGT KJÆRSGAARD (DK)
LANDSACPE/PORTRAIT (VERDENSRAUM IV)
3D installation


Opening                18. 10. 2014 16:00

Welcome              Birgitte Tovborg Jensen, Cultural Attchaché Royal Danish Embassy Berlin
                            Frank Wagner, Kurator, curator 6th MdF Berlin
                            Birgit Kjærsgaard
                            Isolde Nagel, A TRANS

Exhibition Dates   15. 11. – 20. 12 2014

Opening Hours      Thurs - Sat 16:00 – 19:00


Address                Zweigstelle Berlin
                            Lehrter Str. 37
                            DE-10557 Berlin

Finissage, Happy Talk
& Musik                20. 12. 2014 at 4 PM
                              

Team                    Jørgen Teller (composer)
                            Willie Flindt (dramatic consultant)
                            Emst Kallesøe (technical consultant)



Mit herzlichem Dank für die freundliche Unterstützung an:


Royal Danish Embassy Berlin
Birgit Kjærsgaard’s transformation o a traditional Buddhist meditation ritual into a 3D installation incorporating photo, film, sound and odor takes us on a modern pilgrimage through the Japanese mountain landscape of Koya-san. The well-known area to the south of the megacity of Osaka, with its numerous temple complexes, has been a registered World Heritage Site since 2004. For years now, this Danish architect and artist has investigated the reception of icons and metaphors from major world cultures. In her current installation Landscape/Portrait, abstract images of the natural beauty and mandalas alternate with photorealistic scenes of the Japanese way of life and landscapes. The setting is a contemporary temple-style tableau. The hoped-for (meditative) state of perfect harmony (Ryôkai) is influenced, whether consciously or unintentionally, by the beholder’s presence in the exhibition space.

www.verdensrum.blogspot.dk