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Medium Matters

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Site specific audiovisual installation in gallery space

Medium Matters, 2002
Cavity wall construction of plywood boards, laudspeakers, looping video projection | L 280cm, H 290cm, W 24cm

Superstereo

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Superstereo, 2000
Stereo dummies, laserpoointers | L 46cm, H 98cm, W 21cm

Channel 08

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Channel 08, 2001
Aluminium case, television tube, cooktop dummy | L 67cm, W 75cm, H 89cm

T I

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Inception door

T I, 2000
Foam mats, adhesive material | H 205cm, W 84cm

twistedsister.io

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Digital Self meets Blockchain – A decentralised exploration of the intricacies of the Digital Self at the intersection of art, technology and economics.

Mirroring the self in the digital realm has opened up a vast array of forms of representations fuelled by the incentive mechanisms of social networks. In an act of commodification the virtual self is not self-directed, instead it allows peers, whether humans, bots or corporate algorithms to cast their expectations on itself.

> twistedsister.io
> KnownOrigin

twistedsister.io, trailer, 2020

Minting Advent Burning Christmas

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«Minting Advent & Burning Christmas» is both the title for a tokenized art collection of 24 GIFs by Canadian artist Lorna Mills presented in the form of a minted Advent Calendar as well as a solo exhibition unfolding on the blockchain.

From 1 December 2020, advent doors are minted on the Ethereum blockchain to reveal – day-by-day – a new GIF created by Lorna Mills. Consecutive doors are opened every day leading up to Christmas Eve. Every day a new art work is minted as a NFT token in an edition of 240. Some of the art works will be given away as gifts, most will be offered for sale. And some – those which won't find an owner – will be burned after Christmas Eve.

Concept by Nina Roehrs and Armin Blasbichler.

> About at Roehrs & Boetsch Gallery
> Trade Lorna Mills' Advent collectibles


Lorna Mills, Minting Advent & Burning Christmas, Door #24, 2020
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