Equations

Ralf Sander

Equations

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Abstract

The Equations exhibition is a continuation of the World Saving Machine project. It was a series of objects, blueprints and drawings on the interface of fiction, narration, vision and reality.The World Saving Machine project is designed to incorporate science, technology and sustainability into visual art. The changes in the 21st century’s socio-cultural paradigms bring about transformations in culture and our lives. The expansion of new technologies and global market continues to reorganize the very roots of cultures and social relations. Not only lives and perspectives, but also our institutional systems are undergoing change, calling for the need to redefine the mechanisms, territories, and functions of art.

Original language	English
Size	12
Publication status	Published - 25 Feb 2010
Event	Equations - Queens Street Studios / Belfast, UK Duration: 25 Feb 2010 → 27 Mar 2010

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