Dynamic Stasis

A body of collaborative work with Nathaniel Stern, we created unique prints and drawings on hanji mounted to video screens as ‘moving images on paper.’ This series explored matter, media, materials, and their entanglements with the arts and sciences, as forces that continuously transform and mobilize one another. New and traditional techniques and technologies mediated their own and others’ forms and meanings, together. With Dynamic Stasis, our hybrid style of working found depth, through the relation of multiple surfaces.

Video Sample, Pantograph

Catalog, essay by Richard Grusin

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