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ROBERT LUZAR

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Two Seen, One Unseeing

two-person telematic performance, internet streamed video, variable materials; 2nd person: Francesco Gagliardi;

photos by Johannes Zits.

A work presented live and by two people. It is a telematic performance, meaning that it uses (unrecorded) Internet-based video to stream the location of one artist into the location of another artist, including the audience. The video is not recorded. Rather, the video is streamed one-way, from an undisclosed location (across two continents) into the gallery where the other artist and audience are located. As the video is streamed one-way and once, the artist being streamed in by video cannot see either the other artist nor the audience.

The work engages locations – and dis-locations – shared between artist(s) and audience, engaging multiple spaces and two time-zones. Duration, coexistence, and sight are elements interrogated through light, shadow, bodily position, and impermanent mark-making.

This work presents what might be called a ‘traceless trace’.

Two Seen, One Unseeing
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