Last week my exhibition blink opened at HKS in Bergen, Norway. It consists of two new installations and documentation of the main projects I have done during my research fellowship.
In the basement I have a light-sound installation, with 24 bright LEDs placed in a circle in the ceiling, animating the shadow of the visitor.
In the main space I have a video projection-sound installation, where I project into/onto the gallery space.
Since my project the last three years has focused on improvising with spaces, transforming them using image, light and sound, I decided for this exhibition to go all the way and work with two empty spaces.
You can see an excerpt of the projection installation here:
more images of the installation.
I will come back with documentation of the light-shadow installation.
HKS asked the australian artist and writer Mitchell Whitelaw to write a text about my work.
Conversations with spaces 
October 22, 2009 at 13:01
Inspiring work! thanks for sharing
October 23, 2009 at 22:16
HC, I like it a lot! I’m so glad to be hearing from you again and happy to see that your work is more perfect and beautiful than ever.
I was at Bethanien this summer (the quebec studio), thinking of your time in Berlin!
Stay in touch, good luck, Anke and Chris in Montreal
November 2, 2009 at 20:26
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