About the Book
y2o navigates troubled waters, between suffocation and exaltation, between consummation and relinquishment, between yes and no, from both under the skin and on its surface. This work allows us to see a love on the verge of drifting, a multimorphic cell that is scattered in multiple scenes. Each of these scenes pummels emotional nodes, which are made and unmade by daily abrasions, observing the crossed polarities from which relentless loves are composed. In this elastic space-time, suspended outside the real, two inner worlds start to collide. If he feels something, she does not, and vice-versa until a void, where they feel nothing anymore, emptied by the force of their emotions. y2o finds its rhythm in the intimate, the treacherous territory where we unceasingly hesitate between what we conceal from the other’s gaze and what we choose to reveal. Either could lead us to lose our self. Either could lead us to find our self.
Features & Details
- Primary Category: Arts & Photography Books
- Additional Categories Fine Art
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Project Option: Large Format Landscape, 13×11 in, 33×28 cm
# of Pages: 140 -
Isbn
- Hardcover, ImageWrap: 9781715310943
- Publish Date: Feb 02, 2017
- Language French
- Keywords multimédia, dominique t skoltz, y2o, skoltz_kolgen
About the Creator
A media artist, photographer and filmmaker, Dominique T Skoltz alternates between creating works on commission and free creation. Her polymorphous work carries an immediately discernable signature. Whatever her avatar, her lively and sensitive gaze turns on the invisible and highlights the intersections between hyper-control and complete breakdowns. Between the intimate and the clinical. She has created numerous installations, performances and films that delve into the organic relationship between sound and image. Her artworks, which often fall in-between genres, have been presented on the international media arts circuit in Asia, Europe, North America and South America. She practices a form of mutant cinema that simultaneously occupies multiple territories. Her synergistic practice questions the elasticity of time and fiddles with perception.