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12/9/2007

Two events

Analix Forever, Geneve

Marc Horowitz, The Center For Improved Living

For his second visit, Marc Horowitz will install his "Center for Improved Living" in the gallery. During approximately 6 weeks, Marc Horowitz will bring our life into an improved one... Seven weeks working in the Analix Forever Gallery. Mark says: “The Center for Improved Living is a one-stop shop for all your life-enhancement needs. It consists of several different ways to improve your life almost instantly.”

Sway.
Etymology: Middle English sweigh, from sweyen
1 : the action or an instance of swaying or of being swayed : an oscillating, fluctuating, or sweeping motion
2 : an inclination or deflection caused by or as if by swaying
3 a : a controlling influence b : sovereign power c : the ability to exercise influence or authority

In English the word « sway » means something floating, balancing, shaking or unstable; at the same time the word refers to the notion of control, power and persuasion. These two almost contradictory meanings gave us the idea of elaborating a show that would include art pieces corresponding to one and/or the other of these definitions. The show presents ten artists from Belgium, Korea, France, Poland, United Kingdom, Russia and Switzerland. Several artistic techniques are presented: drawings, photographs, sculpture, installations and videos. The artworks presented in SWAY make us aware of the duality of visions that we can have on the world, on objects and on human sensations.

Artists: Sophie Combes, Alexandra David, Andrea Heller, Heather Jones, Elena Kovylina, Camille Laurelli, In-Young Moon, Joanna Malinowska, Anne-Julie Raccoursier et Andy Wauman.

OpeningS: September 13

Analix Forever
Rue de l'Arquebuse, 25 - Genève

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