Screen (I) Trailer

Screen (I) Trailer (1996)

30 January 1996 7 mins

Three-channel installation. (Meant to displayed on three 'faux walls' covered by wallpaper, each wall fitted with a 14-inch TV screen hidden behind a double-sided mirror with frame, which functions like a mirror reflecting the videos' viewers' faces when the videos show black screens intermittently.) The three videos were recorded without sound at the artist's home and the following contents are displayed throughout: 1) A breath directed towards a mirror, which blurs it, followed by a wiping clean of the mirror surface; 2) An opening up of a mouth followed by a sticking out of the tongue; 3) A close-up view of an eye-roll.

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China 30 January 1996

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