Displaced Elements 2019. Charlotte Fogh Gallery. Photographer Gert Skærlund Andersen.
Displaced Elements
6 min. looping.
The video installation Displaced Elements has the focus on the displacement; on the relation between fiction and space, where forms are dissolved through movement, light, shadow and transparency.
Displaced Elements consists of 2 video sequences where one is projected and on in monitor. From the video screens, furniture-like constructions and objects grow into space, appearing as sculptural elements and lamps that cast light and shadow in OP art-like movements and allow new grids and patterns to form.
Displaced Elements consist of 2 videos in 6 min. looping, one in monitor and one projected on the architectural construction, 2 vases and branches.
The wooden construction shown here, is used as screen for the video projection.
On top of table and shelves are placed vases and blowers, the same which are included in the video projection - and repeating shadows and shapes.
In front of the wooden construction is a TV on the floor, that plays another video sequence, that is synchonized with the projection sequence.
Below stills from the video in the small flat screen standing in front of the wooden furniture construction.