Inland
Longing – Fast Forward
Is a long-term art project with the people living on the edge of the Greenland inland-ice.
From May 2012 we will set up an automated research station, monitoring 360°, throughout the circle of one year. Based on performative experiments with local participants and structural collection of video and sound, the recordings will shape a large scale audio-visual installation, showing the current inner / human and outer / environmental change of pace.
You can see more at the website:
http://longing.gl
Video Triptych
Ole Kristensen and Annesofie Norn, Vinter 2010
This video installation was made to complement the rerun of Frost, a modern dance performance, in Dansehallerne, Copenhagen.
In the summer of 2009 I travelled up the coast of Nothwestern Greenland with Annesofie Norn in preparation for our project ‘Longing Fast Forward‘. This video installation is based on the footage from this research trip.
Frost and Longing Fast Forward are related. I had just returned from Greenland when the choreographer Tina Tarpgaard called me to ask if I could join Frost as software artist – I accepted along with Jonas Jongejan – and we set to work immediately. The performance theme was melting and freezing and the experiences in Greenland inspired quite a share of my work with the interactive scenograpy.
Appearances
11 2010 exhibited alongside performances of FROST at dansehallerne, carlsberg, copenhagen
Requirements
- Recent generation Apple Mac or MacBook Pro
- Matrox Tripplehead
- Three video projectors
Video from the foyer of Dansehallerne
Video by Ole Kristensen
An excerpt from Inland
Video by Ole Kristensen & Annesofie Norn
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