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SONW-Shadow of New Worlds

 

Solo exhibition at Bergen Kunsthall

November 22. 2019 -January 19. 2020

Bergen Kunsthall, Bergen

Photographer: Thor Brødreskift 

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Coiling

2019

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Soft PVC, denim, acrylic paint, oil paint, glycerine, threaded rods and rod coplings Ca. 800 x 200 cm

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Flo

2019

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Single-channel video installation Polycarbonate plate, mdf, wood beams HD video with sound
50:13 minutes
356 cm x 317 cm x 170 cm
With: Adrian Blount.

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Flo, 2019 is part of Hennie Onstad Collection and MoMA NYC collection.

 

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SONW – Shadow of New Worlds 
by Sandra Mujinga

 

Sandra Mujinga’s recent exhibition at Bergen Kunsthall presented a large-scale video installation together with a selection of sculptural works and photographs. Drawing on Afro-futurist strategies, the exhibition investigated concepts of invisibility as survival strategies, both as a speculative gaze at the future and in relation to the political reality of our time. The exhibition was Mujinga’s largest solo-presentation to date and will also be on view at Vleeshal, Middelburg, 20.9 – 13.12.2020.

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The publication SONW – Shadow of New Worlds includes a specially produced visual essay, conceived as an animation in book form. The images are stills from footage captured of an elephant outside of Johannesburg, digitally treated and presented as a series of close-ups of the elephant’s skin. The publication features contributions by Sandra Mujinga, Wong Bing Hao, Tamar Clarke-Brown, Olamiju Fajemisin, and Jessica Lauren Elizabeth Taylor. Text from Bomdia Books. 

 

 

 

 

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