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Markus Selg : A New Beginning
30 Apr-30 May 2010
Vilma Gold
London E2 9EH
Overview
For his first solo show at Vilma Gold, Selg’s new installation will unite his multi-faceted practice, which includes painting, sculpture, digital prints and the moving image. Selg compresses the sci-fi and the classical, the primitive and the virtual, to evoke complex other-wordly places where the dramatic forces of nature reflect the state of man. Selg's operatic installations are orchestrated using roving spotlights, sound and projection to create highly symbolic experiential rooms.
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