Fragments of light
6
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Author
Contributions
- Partovi, Zahra - Contributor
- Hartglass, Barry - Contributor
- Kelly, Jerry, 1955- - Contributor
- Taruishi, Naho - Contributor
- Reit, Alyssa Hess - Contributor
and 1 more
- Vincent Fitz Gerald & Company - Contributor
Publication
2012 - Vincent FitzGerald & Co., New York, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
16,000 words, Guess
Page Count
64 pages
Identifiers
- OCLC Control Number802433180
- Open LibraryOL53483589M
Classifications
- LCCPK6481.M8
Alternate Titles
- Fragments of light six
Description
"\"The present project Fragments of Light 6 will have a sharp contrast to the other Fragments of Light publications and although there will be no physical book, Fragments of Light 6 is inspired by word and image in form of an installation comprised of the monochromatic projection by Naho Taruishi, and the sound composed by Zahra Partovi and performed by Alyssa Reit. The duration of this installation is about 16 minutes in length and looped. Recalling Plato's Allegory of the Cave in a miniature tale, this short fragment from Book I of The Masnavi of Rumi tells of a bird and a hunter pursuing its shadow. Sound of clocks and flutters enter us into the realm of light and dark of the projection. Abstract images shift from an opening gate of light, to a flying bird, to a closing eye on the horizon, and to a veil of light into darkness. Finally the sound and image converge in the sweep of the bird soaring away. As a whole, this installation articulates a space to be visible, invisible, audible and silent.\" --Vincent Fitz Gerald & Co. website."
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