This looks like a pretty engaging exhibition - taking apart video beamers and reconstructing them via overhead projection (among other things). Interesting bit of doubling. Playing around with distinctions between analog and digital, but in a manner that is not trite or cloying. I like it.
"With the aid of pincette and
screwdriver Max Sudhues opened and deconstructed two broken video
beamers into their components. This anatomic process and the material
gained by it lead to a series of works that range from medium to content
and examine the artistic usability of the used material. The innards of
these gutted digital devices find new forms and narrative meanings by
being observed from different analogue and digital, old and modern
projection- and presentation techniques."
Click HERE to read more about the work and view additional installation shots.
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