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Categories: Action
Keywords: Aggression | Interaction | Space
Relevant passages:
Rudolf Frieling «Reality/Mediality
Hybrid Processes Between Art and Life»
Works by Wolf Vostell:
Automatic Answering Machine
Concrete TV Paris German View from the Black Room Cycle The Consequences of the Emergency Laws Do it yourself Dé-collage Project for a Drive-in Museum Fluxus Train Early Works with TV Grasshoppers Morning Glory Nein – 9 Decollagen Oscillograph on Beethoven Oscillographs (sketch) Starfighter Sun in Your Head Television Décollage TV Burying TV for Millions TV Dé-coll/age for Millions TV-Décoll/age no. 1 YOU
Douglas Davis »The Last Nine Minutes: documenta VI Satellitenübertragung« Möller, Christian; Kramm, Rüdiger «Kinetic Light Sculpture» Rebecca Horn «Berlin Exercises in Nine Pieces: Exercise 8: Cutting One’s Hair with Two Scissors at Once» E.A.T. – Experiments in Art and Technology «Pepsi Pavilion for the Expo '70» Atsuko Tanaka «Electric Dress»
Wolf Vostell
«Electronic Dé-coll/age, Happening Room»
The environment is made up of 6 TV sets equipped with auxiliary electromotors that move objects over the glass-strewn floor. Slides showing earlier happenings and works by Vostell are sometimes projected on the walls. According to Vostell, the room contains 'Multi multilayer mixed layers, superimpositions and events mobile collages and dé-coll/ages.' The environment was displayed at the 1968 Venice Biennale.
