Other Bodies + Antibodies

Three fractured black-and-white marble figures stand along a gallery wall, part of the Other Bodies + Antibodies exhibition
Three fractured black-and-white marble figures stand along a gallery wall, part of the Other Bodies + Antibodies exhibition

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Other Bodies + Antibodies

A detail from the Virtual Reality Expedition in Grand Antique d'Aubert installation
A woman taking a selfie, bisected by a mirror
A detail of The Three Red Bicyclists artwork
The Three Red Bicyclists artwork
A second view of the Virtual Reality Expedition in Grand Antique d'Aubert installation
The Gold Hip-Hop Dancer, a conjoined sculptural figure
A detail of the Gold Hip-Hop Dancer, a conjoined sculptural figure
Gallery visitors view the Other Bodies + Antibodies sculptures, including a red tandem-bicycle group and a woman taking a selfie with a bisected mirror sculpture
Visitors move through the gallery past a golden crouching figure, a red-suited tandem cyclist sculpture, and fractured marble figures on the wall
A gallery visitor stands behind a chrome sculpture of a man taking a selfie, appearing to join the pose
A woman taking a selfie, bisected by a mirror, alternate view

Credits

Sculpture: John Beckmann

Visualizations: Kirill Lynkovsky

Conceived for the Saatchi Gallery, London

© 2020 Axis Mundi Design LLC

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"A body only exists to be other bodies" William S. Burroughs, The Electronic RevolutionOther Bodies + Antibodies is a Burroughsian slip on a banana peel, transgressing the real and the imaginary, while blurring the boundaries between what is material and immaterial in contemporary culture.The exhibition consists of four mind warping sculptures - Woman Taking a Selfie Bisected by a Mirror (The Mirror Stage), Gold Hip-Hop Dancer In Relative Simultaneity, Virtual Reality Expedition in Grand-Antique d'Aubert (The Lovers), and The Three Red Bicyclists, or Menage Trois.

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