FRAGMENTS at Triangle Gallery, 5mins Excerpts

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“Look how long the man’s been dancing!”

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No eyes have ever stared the way you’ve made them stare

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It was… precisely which day it is difficult to say, but without any doubt it was the most triumphant day

"very interesting work that challnges every boundary"

Yesterday at the opening of the exhibition, Julia Beaumont-Jones from Tate mentioned our FRAGMENTS as "very interesting work that challnges every boundary". Yey!

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Suddenly something terribly familiar showed in her face.

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“What’s he doing? Lying down?”

“Lying down.”

“All right, then, I’ll go and see him.”

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Yes! It’s only a little frightening the first time, and then it’s not frightening anymore, not frightening at all.

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He poked two fingers in and pulled out- a nose!

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Repeat it again! Someone must be hiding behind you and talking in your place!...”

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In her presence he even changed, involuntarily, his usual way of life.

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I’d suspected for a long time that dogs are cleverer than human beings. I was even convinced she could speak if she wanted to, but didn’t

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He discovered that the sound of his voice would not even come from his mouth: the words stirred soundlessly on his lips.

Bernardo!

Bernardo Kerr, our new Sound Artist! Welcome to FRAGMENTS!!!

Institute of Contemporary Arts : Talks : The Epic and the Intimate

Not sure if I can make it for this event but I like the description on the epic and the intimate, and our FRAGMENTS sits at the corner of the intimate with loud voice.

Institute of Contemporary Arts : Talks : The Epic and the Intimate