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Robert Ku¿mirowski - DUSTribute

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The catalogue is being published on occasion of the exhibition "DUSTribute" (March - May 2022) by the Polish artist Robert Kusmirowski (born in 1973 in Lódz, Poland), with a new, comprehensive interview by Thomas Häusle and a text by Sina Wagner. For Kunstraum Dornbirn, Kusmirowski created a new, temporary and site-specific environment. Visually and atmospherically, his work was based on the film classic "Stalker" (1979) by Soviet director Andrei Tarkowsky. In the former assembly hall, the artist developed a post-apocalyptic scenery that completely transformed the space. Visitors found themselves in a world whose appearance resembled a fictional journey through time. Historical, cinematic and narrative reference systems interweave to form a story of existential peril and eerie beauty.

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Robert Ku¿mirowski - DUSTribute, Sina Wagner

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Titre
Robert Ku¿mirowski - DUSTribute
Langue
Anglais, Allemand
Éditeur
VfmK
Publié
2023
Format
souple
Pages
108
ISBN10
3903439169
ISBN13
9783903439160
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The catalogue is being published on occasion of the exhibition "DUSTribute" (March - May 2022) by the Polish artist Robert Kusmirowski (born in 1973 in Lódz, Poland), with a new, comprehensive interview by Thomas Häusle and a text by Sina Wagner. For Kunstraum Dornbirn, Kusmirowski created a new, temporary and site-specific environment. Visually and atmospherically, his work was based on the film classic "Stalker" (1979) by Soviet director Andrei Tarkowsky. In the former assembly hall, the artist developed a post-apocalyptic scenery that completely transformed the space. Visitors found themselves in a world whose appearance resembled a fictional journey through time. Historical, cinematic and narrative reference systems interweave to form a story of existential peril and eerie beauty.