Taey Iohe
Intraweave
Three Channel Moving Images, 17 min 24 sec
Intraweave is a three-channel moving image installation work, which contains three
interviews with artists who left their homeland and came to work
in London.
I conducted the interviews with immigrants who are engaged with metropolitan topography: Hawaii-born Stacy Makishi, who is active as a performance artist and a writer; Northern Ireland-born Anita McKeown, who is an artist and curator creating a new paradigm for public art and developing community projects; and David Dunkley Gyimah, who is active internationally in refocusing on the genre of video journalism from an aesthetic perspective.
I conducted the interviews with immigrants who are engaged with metropolitan topography: Hawaii-born Stacy Makishi, who is active as a performance artist and a writer; Northern Ireland-born Anita McKeown, who is an artist and curator creating a new paradigm for public art and developing community projects; and David Dunkley Gyimah, who is active internationally in refocusing on the genre of video journalism from an aesthetic perspective.
This interview is divided into seven
chapters and dismantles the question, the order, and the
situation of a real interview. As if weaving a fabric, they use the
same yarn to create a garment with a new narrative.
“What is the thread that connects us? Our memories, environments, lives, and dreams and different. With this difference, how can we be connected? You are essentially a different person than me. Unless we feel this essential difference through confrontation, we shall live this period as a part of one mass.”
- Excerpt from artist’s note
“What is the thread that connects us? Our memories, environments, lives, and dreams and different. With this difference, how can we be connected? You are essentially a different person than me. Unless we feel this essential difference through confrontation, we shall live this period as a part of one mass.”
- Excerpt from artist’s note