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Michael Joaquin Grey : Orange between orange and Orange
11 Jan-16 Feb 2013
Carroll / Fletcher
London W1W 8EQ
Overview
Grey's alternative cosmology explores culture, history, society and language through interrelated paintings, photographs, drawings, sculpture, installations and computational cinema works. 'So What 2012' (2005-2012) is a large-scale generative film on multiple screens in which the viewer repeatedly travels at ever increasing speeds from the centre of the sun through a universe saturated with the voices of Steve Jobs, Ella Fitzgerald, Miles Davies, Werner Herzog and others... In 'Morphologies 2012', old televisions, radios, cameras and telephones are dressed in clay and displayed in orange-windowed vitrines as different histories of framing and mediating our world.
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