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Sense of Belonging

2019-06-05T12:37:34.815Z

Sense of belonging
The desire for social bonds and connection with others, is the theme for these art works.
This is the state I am in now. Striving to relate and care for others and to feel a satisfying involvement with a learning community.
In a sense it is a topic related to “Home” another theme I explored in 1995. Home then and now. To which one feels accepted, respected and supported by others in the school of social environment. A place with regular contact, and stability. Without it one feels isolated alienated and loneliness.
The colours are symbolic and represent a new phase. The overlays of the exhibition “home” over new art works represent two mid streams. The one of contentment the other, sadness and isolation.
They are mixed media – pastel and photography overlays.
The stills are part of a video by this name and also expressed my love for the African Bush.
Arlene Rabinowitz 2019

Twilight

2016-11-10T13:41:39.086Z

Twilight The series of stills was inspired initially from observing and standing a few moments watching the sunset and the moon rise In the African bush. The...

Punto y Raya Festival 2016 @ ZKM (Karlsruhe)

2016-09-28T09:21:59.064Z

:: OCTOBER 20th-23rd 2016 @ ZKM in KARLSRUHE, Germany.
FREE ADMITTANCE until full capacity is reached.

The sixth edition of Punto y Raya Festival encompasses four intensive and wonderful days of pure Abstract Art in Motion, featuring:
: Official Competition (117 films from 33 countries)
: German Panorama curated by Robert Seidel, Dirk de Bruyn retrospective & Hong Kong Visual Music
: PyRformances by Dirk de Bruyn (AU), YRO (France) and Robert Lippok (DE)
: Installation by Larry Cuba (USA)
: Academy programme with masterclasses and retrospectives by Jodie Mack (USA), Max Hattler (DE·Hong Kong), Dirk de Bruyn (AU) & Holger Lang (Austria).
www.puntoyrayafestival.com
www.zkm.de
Teaser created by KinoManual (Maciej Bączyk & Aga Jarząb) in Wrocław, Poland
www.kinomanual.pl

Punto y Raya Academy 2015

2016-02-11T12:04:14.804Z

Punto y Raya Academy was the first international symposium devoted to abstract art in motion. It was be held from May 7th through 10th 2015 at La Casa Encendida in Madrid (Spain), offering a playful and educational meeting point between artists, students, professionals and general audiences. The event featured 15 international deluxe artists such as Chris Casady, Robert Seidel, Steven Woloshen, Johan Rijpma, Józef Robakowski and Bret Battey (to name a few).
In the Masterclasses, our guests introduced us to their creative process, the pioneer techniques and technologies they have developed (which have gained them worldwide recognition), and their current work-in-progress, carrying out live demonstrations and/or illustrating with some of their short films.
In the Round Tables we approached issues related to the production and promotion of abstract audiovisual, and its application in different fields like mapping, installation, live cinema and new media.
And to conclude each day, we celebrated with a PyRformance (live audiovisual session) by some of the guest artists.
All info at www.puntoyrayafestival.com

Shooting Star

2015-12-09T16:38:47.320Z

The video images were assembled to the music of Demma K. The music titled: "Os Sons do Inconsciente" from the album titled: "Entre Cores e son" 2007.
Way back I had a day dream of a man’s tear drop falling to earth in a shape of shooting star.
I was overcome by sadness and profound yearning. The connection materialized, exceeding boundaries. The process began with drawings in linear form in pastels on scroll format. Bearing in mind the emotive responses felt during the dream.
The art was drawn to D.J Aphrodite’s song titled “Woman that Rolls” from the album Aphrodite 1999. A befitting sensual beat for the piece.
The video was however, at a later stage assembled using various still shots of the art work to the music of Demma K. Music: “Os Sons do Inconsciente” from the album “Entre Cores e Sons” published by Demma K 2007.

©Arlene Rabinowitz