Swimmer

teresawennberg1978
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Teresa Wennberg

Swimmer , – ongoing
Co-workers & Funding
Susanne Nessim

www.teresawennberg.art/teresa1.html
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Description
The swimmer is performing movements which can be seen
as completely natural, yet they contain a vital contradiction,
a double meaning: swimming as a way of surviving.
At the same time as the swimmer is having
a pleasurable experience of the element of water, she
must continuously fight to stay alive.
Keywords
  • aesthetics
    • experimental
    • illusionary
    • performative
    • visual
  • genres
    • performance art
      • video performances
    • sound art
      • sound performances
  • subjects
    • Art and Science
      • experiments
      • philosophy
    • Arts and Visual Culture
      • allegory
      • art history
      • nude
      • optical illusion
      • personification
      • symbolism
      • visual culture
    • Body and Psychology
      • bodies (animal components)
      • breathing
      • embodiment
      • humans
      • identity
      • movement
      • performativity
      • self awareness
    • Media and Communication
      • broadcasts
      • communication
      • electronic media
      • media archaeology
      • television
    • Nature and Environment
      • water
    • Society and Culture
      • civilization
      • digital identity
      • feminism
      • otherness
    • Technology and Innovation
      • innovation
  • technology
    • hardware
      • cameras
      • video (analog)
    • interfaces
      • camera recordings
    • software
      • video (digital)
Technology & Material
Installation Requirements / Space
First video produced by Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris France 1978.
Exhibitions & Events
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