Moving I and II
Holmström Gun
Moving I and II is an installation with two short video loops. In the first film (Moving I, 1’30’’ video loop), a young girl stands outside, a row of trees behind her and the occasional car driving by. Houses from different areas of Helsinki are imposed over her face, but the image shakes, it is fragile. The second film (Moving II, video, 0’50’’ video loop) shows an empty room being filled with furniture, the process is then reversed and the room is empty again.
Production Year
2000
Tyyppi
Asiasana
articles (inanimate objects), buildings, changing residence, experimental films, home, installations (works of art), media art, performance (art forms), processes, space, urban design, urban landscape, video art, video installations, videoloops, women
Original Title
Muutto I ja II
Finnish Title
Muutto I ja II
English Title
Moving I and II
Production Countries
Finland
Dialogue
No
Aspect Ratio
4:3
Sound
Yes
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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