Slow Flow is a Site specific installation & workshop. Brahmaputra/Guwahati, Assam, India. Feb. 2010 > Dec. 2011
The work came to be during a residency at ‘Periferry 1.0’: A space for artists interested in furthering inquires into notions of self, identity, borders, nationality and cross cultural encounters.” Initiated by artist collective Desire Machine Collective); See Blog
Opening with workshop: Feb. 14 & 15, 2010.
With support of the Flemish Community Commission (Vlaamse Gemeenschapscommissie (Bru/BE) and FoAM.
Special thanks to Kiran Gangadharan, Desire Machine Collective, Christina Stadlbauer
More info > periferry residency initial concept.pdf
> http://www.periferry.in
Slow Flow Installation (view from city, initial stage, dry season) – Feb. 2010
North view from Brahmaputra river
Detail of local plant pigments based solar cell workshop at Periferry
Copper water pots overflow, guiding filtered water back to Brahmaputra river
Sketch of bamboo plant spiral on top of Captain´s hut of Periferry – by Kiran Gangadharan
Video “Heliotropic Earcleaning” > Watch here
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