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GMU:Construction - Destruction/Rodrigue Saad (view source)
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As Hannah Arendt said, "People can only be free in relation to one another." However, in this video performance, the generated poem speech is being performed solely to the self in the presence of the camera. This dynamic of empty space, human self, and machine creates a necessary energetic interplay. It raises questions of; who the performer and who the observer? Who is the leader and who is the follower? Who holds the power in the hierarchical dynamics of today’s world? Can one be truly free in relation to themselves? | As Hannah Arendt said, "People can only be free in relation to one another." However, in this video performance, the generated poem speech is being performed solely to the self in the presence of the camera. This dynamic of empty space, human self, and machine creates a necessary energetic interplay. It raises questions of; who the performer and who the observer? Who is the leader and who is the follower? Who holds the power in the hierarchical dynamics of today’s world? Can one be truly free in relation to themselves? | ||
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