Sunday I-III
Holmström Gun
Sunday I-III is a three-channel installation in which silent videos (Cross, Death, and Resurrection) function as abstract, spiritual metaphors. The videos include time-lapse photography and overlaid, mirrored and looped materials blending everyday images of public spaces into a kaleidoscopic combinations of shining colours.
Production Year
2002
Duration
00:15:40
Tyyppi
Asiasana
abstract character, abstraction, Christianity, colours, death, installations (works of art), media art, photography, public spaces, religion and religions, repetition, silence, symbolism, traffic, video art, video installations
Original Title
Sunday I-III
Finnish Title
Sunday I-III
English Title
Sunday I-III
Production Countries
Finland
Dialogue
No
Aspect Ratio
4:3
Sound
No
Cast
Gun Holmström (Author)
Press Photos
Gun Holmström is a visual artist from Porvoo, Finland, who works with digital art, sculpture and painting. Holmström studied at Turku Art Academy in Finland in 1990–93 and in Gothenburg University in Sweden in 2004–06. She is a versatile artist who explores the complex web of contradictory human emotions and situations, and addresses current social and moral issues. The essential element in her work is the humane nature of social communication. Her works have been exhibited in several solo and group exhibitions in Finland and internationally since the 1990s.
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