His books (none of which I've read yet) are narratives of performances but utilize a wide range of media, which I'm immensely interested in doing in my own art.
I've researched him quite a bit and there are some specific pieces that I found fascinating:
- he stopped in a crowded area and stared at the sky until a crowd gathered around him, wondering what he was looking at
- he traveled around the world looking for his "doppelgangers" or people that reminded him of himself (physically, I think) and photographed them usually from behind
- he has used a fox, a mouse, and a peacock, all in different art "installations"
I find his documentation technique really interesting and will be reconsidering some aspects of my documentation.
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image from Alys' Doppelganger series |
video of him pushing a block of ice around
Question for consideration:
What is the difference between making art and just doing something kind of strange?
Question for consideration:
What is the difference between making art and just doing something kind of strange?
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