Maybe It's Tomorrow, 2023
Video 2K, sound stereo
8:00 min.
Exhibition view, Galerie Historischer Keller, Berlin
Moss has grown all over a stone carved as a sleeping human face, reaching into the dark circles under its eyes. Is the stone frozen in millennial slumber or weighed down by endless fatigue? Satellite images trace the Earth’s twilight line, revealing night and day, dawn and dusk, passing over places such as cities that glow perpetually. They evoke a world nearly always illuminated, until the frame reaches a data-free zone.
Featuring: Aurélien Finance
Sculptor: Philippe Leonard
Project Assistant: Laura Haby
Camera: Jessica Arseneau, Laura Haby
Video/audio/colour editing: Jessica Arseneau
Many thanks: Marie Paule Bilger, Jean-Jacques Delattre, Emmanuel Henninger, Jeremy Ledda, Florent Rusch, KM0, La Ferme Aventure, Motoco, Kunsthalle Mulhouse, Goethe-Institut Strasbourg
Exhibition views, Galerie Historischer Keller, Berlin
This project was created during the residency ALLEZ & ZURÜCK of the Goethe-Institut Strasbourg, in collaboration with Kunsthalle Mulhouse, Motoco, Goethe-Institut Nancy, the Bureau des arts plastiques and supported by OFAJ DFJW, DRAC Grand Est and Centre Français de Berlin.
This project is supported by the New Brunswick Arts Board
