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È«¸í¼· Hong myungseop 

 

±èÁرâ Kim junki

 

À¯Èñ¿ø Ryu heewon

 

Clive Murray-White

 

Eugene Barilo V. Reisberg

 

 

ARTIST ESSAY

Pinup Girl Project 

 

Copy Life

 

Caring for Aehee in Korea 2005~2008

 

Caring for Aehee in Australia 2009~2010

 

 

 

 

 

Do art works function as a network to broaden the artist’s life? Or else, in what ways, does an artist function by his or her work?  In this context, the art works may signify the environments, people and mediums which an artist comes across, not to mention that they may involve communications with, and sensuous responses from those afore-mentioned elements.  Would it be some impossible expectation to wish for transformation of the artist’s body to be used as the infinite space of an artistic medium, rather than allowing oneself to be dictated unilaterally by the art work? 

The project,“Caring for Aehee,” where I placed myself in the care of someone else, was run respectively in Seoul and Pusan from 2005 to 2008.  Those who took care of me over set periods of time were referred to as “Adult-Sitters,” and cared for my body and living with lessons, disciplines, as well as emotional and physical care.  The reciprocal interactions of giving and receiving care, which also involved some such obvious by-product feelings of inconvenience, patience, pain and repulsion had already been in progress since 2003.  Moreover, as part of the long series of the project, “Becoming,” I have put myself in different mediums and relationships where I posed to become what they wanted me to be, as in such projects as ‘Pinup-Girl’(2003~2004) and ‘Becoming a Pet’(2005~2008), and captured the progress of the projects.  This project has been continued in a completely different atmosphere in Australia since 2009 in a different mode.

1. A useless being discovers a hole by being a ‘mind-blank’ person.

As soon as I entered the Cowwarr Art Space as a residency artist, the first question that crossed my mind was what I could possibly accomplish in such a restricted environment.  Tuned to the conveniences of a urban life, I did not quite agree with the rural environment as I was only ‘effective’ when various human relationships were available.  If the change of the environment demanded a situation where I should reset the use of my body, I would have no choice but to resort to a different usage or postpone it.  I came to wait no more for the ringing of the cell-phone and endure not having chats with my most familiar language.  When someone offered to give me a lift, then I went grocery shopping and saw other humans walking in the streets.  I started to long for the weekends when I could appreciate these precious moments of going ‘people-watching.’  Internet games or checking e-mails became intermittent affairs and the overwhelming feeling of being shacked around my limbs started to creep over me, reminding myself of being ‘useless,’ and ‘helpless.’  My inner-self seems to cry out, “How have you been?  Can anyone hear me?”  Trees cannot replace real friends.  Then I started to hear nothing.  It was absolutely quiet.  I needed to do away with existing things in order connect with the new environment and attain the new usage of myself.

Just when I faced the surrounding by becoming a ‘mind-blank’ person devoid of either spontaneity or identity, I saw the ‘opening’, into which I could fit ‘the new plug’.  Clive was filming me further away from where I was posing for a camera on a timer, mounted on a tripod.  I didn’t know whether he was filming me taking self-portrait photos or the unmanned, lone camera resting on the tripod, or even the entire scene of myself and the camera.  His mere response that he was just testing his camera, meaning that no purpose was directed towards either one of us, oscillated me.  The waves of the resonance flew through me and the surrounding.  I put the plug into ‘the new environment’ and found out the usage of the creative engine.  There only remained the next step to switch on the creative machine.

The Art Space is open to the public during the weekends when most visitors comprise of families, those from art communities, and travelers.  I offered them a game(Activation) where one became a model, another became a photographer, and one other person played a role of a camcorder operator.  For example, a man took photographs of a model and his son video-taped his father taking the photos.  Sometimes, friends or family members switched roles among themselves.  This work was steadily conducted, involving various visitors or even neighbors.  In other words, a photographer takes pictures of a model with a snap shot camera, and a camcorder man videotapes the photographer in action and the model striking a pose.

In this scene, only a single rule applies, which is defined and constructed by these three elements: The photographer can give the model directions.  This induces the three-way play among those three roles.  The photographer, sincerely in his or her own way, decides upon a shooting angle and the space, and then studying the light, he or she tells the model to take postures.  The serious directions being given to the model are entirely captured by a video camcorder.  The model is preoccupied with following the directions and posing for the camera.  I am to play the role of the model.  Just as I have done a few role-playing acts in the “Pinup-Girl” and the “Caring for Aehee,” my body is to work and function on directions from others.  Moreover, I will be free from the previous arrangement where I was to act and react on my own.  There is greater room for freedom as I get to play the role of a gun man, a girl from countryside, an actress playing a scene, an Asian woman smiling in front of the typical Australian scenery, a person from civilization enchanted by electronic machines, a woodsman, a child doing tumbling and a elegant lady with some air of sophistication. 

The ceaseless process of ‘becoming a being,’ dictated by the photographer’s instructions.

2. Look at me! Smile! That’s it…!

What do photographers want to express through my body, or what do I intend to become through the contact with them?  If neither is the case, which of the two subjects does the camcorder attempt to capture?

The photographers, who were chosen regardless of nationality, age, gender or expertise, and engaged in the work are those I have met during my residency period.  Those 15 different usages projected by the participating photographers, and my body, through which I was connected to them, not only allowed all new possibilities but also generated numerous facets of myself via transformations into those different model roles.

I vision the expansion of my life through such different beings of my own that change at each moment and under various conditions, and wish to generate a new variety of heterogeneous creations.  Thus I open up my body to those capricious connections and circuits.  To forge the responsiveness demanded by as diverse arrangements as the fantasies contrived by the photographers, I industriously work, maneuver, train and acclimate my body to this relationship.  These acts involve escaping from my own familiar gestures, habits, functions, personality and positions and call for organizational transitions required for the role of the model or the machine.  This project is to carefully observe conditions, under which conditions and how my body acts and reacts, not to mention that under different placements I am transformed into either an incident or a process of the art in action rather than becoming the principal agent.  This proceeds to the next stage where the results of their photography and filming works are divided into either ‘artistic’ or ‘inartistic’ ones, and either ‘desirable’ or ‘undesirable’ ones. Then those deemed unsatisfactory are excluded or dismissed, which opens up a new route to an alien realm, the infinite outside space, all due to undesirable results escaping the fate of being thrown away.

3. with respect to so called failed photographs.

After the film work, photographers run self-assessments, where they single out those shots that were unfocused, or stray out of the intended poses.  So called failed photographs connote judgments between ‘good’ and ‘bad’; In this sense, those stamped ‘bad’ were ones that did not reflect the photographers’ whole purpose and direction, ones that did not escape idealistic or fixed images, and ones that did not come up to the quality or quantity standard in terms of focus, angle and the strength of light.  Among this scrambled selection of failed photographs, the promise of becoming ‘something significant’ out of nothing can be witnessed.  By sparing those ‘idiot photographs’ predestined to ending up in a bin, I gain not only the strength to escape from hardening into the fixed, idealistic assimilation, but also the desire to defeat the phenomenon even if it does place me under its influence.  It does not matter whether the model in the photographs is me or not.  Having underwent diversifications, my body does not merely adhere to the usage the photographs designed me to be, for I broke away towards the transformation that has its own meaning, and builds the heterogeneity that refuses to be fused or assimilated into something else.

‘Machine desirante’ represents nothing, symbolizes nothing, and signifies nothing.’ by Deleuze/ Guattari

4. The environment to which the artist connects.  Conversion of existing things to a different kind.

Moreover, my act of ‘being something’ is not an unilateral attempt to connect to the world, but includes the conversion of all the mediums together with my body into ‘becoming something.’  Cowwar Art Space is located in a small rural town.  While staying in that place, I plug myself out of the old environment, conduct the act of ‘being a blank-minded person,’ and open myself up to the new environment.  Furthermore, adapting to the change of the surrounding, I can run various experimentations and find my external facets through this connection with the new realm.  Out there in the sequestered village, the sound of a dog barking, birds chirping, and little noises that I hear, and the traces of little movements reverberate loudly in this building where I work. I catch sounds and the flows of incidents that I used to fail to recognize or overlook.  Then those elements are fused into one another.  In the gaps among the sounds, drum beats are added, turning the body of irregular sounds into rhythmic sounds.  Then added lyrics transform the sounds into a song.  In other words, the surrounding of the rural village gets drawn into a unfamiliar medium through encounters with an alien nature (,me) and metamorphose into a completely different space. .

This work pays attention to the conversion of one thing into something else in different places here and there, observes the stages of the transformation and precipitates the changing life that expands ceaselessly through it.  Therefore, the act of ‘becoming something’ is not in a fixed position but undergoes the process of the infinite change somewhere in the middle.  My body that has willingly paired with vagarious elements and allowed itself to be transformed, as well as those in the neighboring vicinity also shares this flow of change.  Living through ‘Being something’ means the pursuit of transformation, creation, a search for new discoveries, and experimentations.

                                                                              

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