Horizon I extended along a 50m wall in the gallery space of RMIT Design Hub. This experimental creative space allowed the artist to expose the larger content of his film archive. The neon component represents a horizon line, often referred to in landscape theories of Nineteenth Century Western painting practices of colonised lands.
—RMIT Design Hub
Exhibition Dates: 9 September – 9 September 2015
Horizon I, 2015, neon and video. Photo: Tobias Titz.
Horizon I, 2015, neon and video. Photo: Tobias Titz.
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