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Monika Oechsler, Sometimes Everything Is Forever

27 Oct 2021-25 Oct 2022

Beaconsfield
London SE11 6AY
Sometimes Everything is Forever, 2021, HD video still. Credit: Monika Oechsler, Sometimes Everything Is Forever, video still, 2021

Overview

'Sometimes Everything is Forever' is a sequel to 'Sometimes I Dream': two animated short films commissioned by Beaconsfield for online viewing during the global pandemic. The two films by are inspired by Franz Kafka’s short story The Burrow, and explore bunker mentality, in particular the desire for safety and protection from invasion. In this second iteration the bunker is repurposed to speculate on future technological advances in the field of XR (Extended Reality).
 

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Artists

Monika Oechsler

German, b. 1960

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