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dNASAb presents “dataclysmic”, a solo project b Frederieke Taylor Gallery

What happens when man made technologies are thrown back to nature?

dNASAb has created an  ecosystem akin to a new production model, set  for production, creating a new form  that can be read as documentation or new body of work.  This practice is exposed in the exhibition, dataclysmic, Frederieke Taylor Gallery.

Exhibited are two sculptures and a new photograph series. The sculptures are abstractions of modernity, every surface is charged with information, color, light, and moving image. These works are ornate by definition.  The photograph series shares with the public a performance/ action, an exchange that creates possibilities of an alternative plane  for information to live.  DNASb confronts nature with his multidimensional sculptural interface, composed of waterproof L.E.D’s, fiber optics and other materials, by placing the sculpture between the surf and the shore.  An organic relationship occurred where the boundaries between hardware, visual information, and elements of nature merge in unison. The action and the dialog were documented in the middle of the night using a long exposure magnifying the union and confrontation of nature’s elements.

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“dataclysmic”, Frederieke Taylor Gallery 535 West 22nd street,NYC