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700IS Reindeerland is an experimental art festival, with a special interest in video, sound art and experimental films. Curated by Kristin Scheving |
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Kristin Scheving |
BRIDGEDANCE
2004
With Choreographer Julia Griffin and Soundbringer
This work was filmed in Stockport, Reddish Vale. Where the question of a dialogue with the industrial landscape and the rythme that is sometimes not in sink with the dancers movement, but that is also part of the dialogue between the video artist Kristín Scheving and the Choreographer Julia Griffin (UK) and then later with sound artist Soundbringer (FR), how do we communicate? |
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CALLING RACHMANINOV
2001
collaboration with HAb, Neil Mackenzie – Spencer Marsden
The director Neil Mackenzie brought the group together and through a research period this piece was made. The video artist Kristín Scheving worked with each of the performers in the industrial landscape in Castlefield in Manchester and then the sound was added on by sound artist Spencer Marsden and ofcourse all of it was all inspired by Rachmaninov
A piece for five performers, one sound artist, one video artist and a live choir. |
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MADWOMAN
2004
Short poem about a young woman being caught in dizzy depression facing flares of addicted desperation. |
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NEI_NEI_AMMA_A
2015
The endless repitition, the little words you hear again and again and think, ´deja vu´, but this is life, it is an endless circle and then you die! |
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XTIME
2003
Kristin Scheving + Spencer Marsden
Images and sound recorded in Reykjavik 10 minutes before and after New Year Eve, overlayed with the audio captured from internet pornography. A narrative of expectation, sexual energy and celebration is wryly evoken through the combination of audio sampling and a climactic firework display |
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Kristín Scheving, born in Reykjavík Iceland, she is a visual artist, curator and the founder and director of 700IS Reindeerland (www.700.is), International Experimental Art Festival in Iceland from 2005.
She is the founder and director of Vasulka Chamber, center of Electronic and digital Art, at the National Gallery of Iceland.
Collaborative project with pioneers of video Art, Steina and Woody Vasulka.
Scheving has curated, directed and produced many art events and exhibitions, like Independent people (www.independentpeople.is) for Reykjavík Arts Festival (www.artfest.is) in 2012 and other visual art projects for the Nordic house in Reykjavík. (www.nordice.is) She studied fine arts in the École Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs de Strasbourg in France, and went on to study at the Manchester Metropolitan University, UK and completed a BA(Hons) in Visual Art followed by an MA in Media Arts in 2003. Kristin has worked internationally as a curator and a visual artist for over a decade.
ARTIST STATEMENT
Scheving´s work is largely informed by her own personal quest to understand how a sense of identity is constructed through family, place and culture.
Scheving has explored issues that indeed touch us all at one time or another, sexuality, ageing, mortality and faith.
What are the fears and comforts that continually emerge in moments of vulnerability?
The personal narrative forms the raw material on which she bases her work on.
Scheving works in different medium such as painting, photographs, illustration, video and sound. |
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