PRESENTS
PINK TWINS
CURATED BY VASSILIKI TZANAKOU
EXHIBITION RUNS 13–26 JUNE 2015
DAILY & WEEKENDS 10AM–6PM
UPON REQUEST
RECEPTION: 12 JUNE 2015, 6PM–8PM
HOUSE OF ST BARNABAS (CHAPEL)
1 GREEK STREET
LONDON, W1D 4NQ
RSVP:
ARTinTRA is proud to present
PARAMETRONOMICON: a fascinating,
site-specific,
computer-animated
video and sound installation by the
internationally acclaimed Finnish duo
Pink Twins.
aims to stimulate an immersive visual
and psychological experience of perception, cognition and imagination,
engaging the public in a diverse dialogue which challenges axioms and
belief systems. The animations and
their soundtrack set up a psychedelic
and thought-provoking experience.
and reconstruction creating chaotic
spaces that challenge the human perception.
In the evocative Chapel of the House
of St Barnabas the constructed forms
of PARAMETRONOMICON, both organic and mechanical, are like cybernetic organisms in a process of perpetual adaptation ruled by multiple,
continuously changing set of parameters. These forms lead to a chaotic
parametrisation where no single truth
exists.
Developed based upon Epistemological theories, PARAMETRONOMICON,
resembles a science fiction film which
The Finnish duo Pink Twins (Juha
and Vesa Vehviläinen) with their abstractive video and maximalist sound
installations are creating unique synaesthetic experiences that transverse
the dimensions of space and time.
Their digitally developed imagery,
comprised of abstractive forms and
usually bright colours is in perennial
motion. The compositions of particles
are turning into forms which are in a
continuous process of deconstruction
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Pink Twins selected exhibitions include: “Moving Image Festival”, NYC
(2015), “Out Of Our Heads” project,
Shoreditch Town Hall, London (2014),
“Matters of Time”, Frankfurter Kunstverein, Frankfurt (2014), CentroCentro, Madrid (2012), “Thank You for
the Music”, Museum of Contemporary
Art Kiasma, Helsinki (2012), “Repeat
All”, Centro Cultural Chacao, Caracas
(2010), ”Arctic Hysteria”, P.S.1 MoMA,
Queens, NYC (2008).