Freud's House: The Double Mirror

Chara Lewis; Kristin Mojsiewicz; Anneke Pettican

Freud's House: The Double Mirror

Chara Lewis, Kristin Mojsiewicz, Anneke Pettican

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Abstract

“Freud’s House: The Double Mirror” - Brass Art’s new work - forms the second chapter of an ongoing project (Shadow Worlds | Writers’ Rooms) and allows them to enter the domestic spaces that selected authors occupied. For this recent project they investigated the Freud Museum, London having previously explored the Brontë Parsonage, Haworth. During a period of residency, the artists inscribed themselves
into the domestic space of Sigmund Freud’s former London home. Using Kinect laser-sensors and Processing software to capture intimate-scaled performances throughout the rooms, staircase and hallway, Brass Art developed a visual response to the notion of the uncanny using strategies of repetition and simultaneous ‘doublings’.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	ISEA 2016 Hong Kong
Subtitle of host publication	Cultural R>evolution
Editors	Harald Kraemer, Daniel C Howe, Kyle Chung
Place of Publication	Hong Kong
Publisher	City University of Hong Kong
Pages	52-55
Number of pages	4
ISBN (Print)	9789624423969
Publication status	Published - 2016
Event	R>Connecting Senses, Cultural R>evolution: Exhibition - Connecting Space Hong Kong, North Point, Hong Kong Duration: 17 May 2016 → 21 May 2016 https://www.connectingspaces.ch/reconnecting-senses/

Exhibition

Exhibition	R>Connecting Senses, Cultural R>evolution
Abbreviated title	ISEA 2016
Country/Territory	Hong Kong
City	North Point
Period	17/05/16 → 21/05/16
Internet address	https://www.connectingspaces.ch/reconnecting-senses/

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Lewis, C, Mojsiewicz, K & Pettican, A 2016, Freud's House: The Double Mirror. in H Kraemer, DC Howe & K Chung (eds), ISEA 2016 Hong Kong: Cultural R>evolution. City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, pp. 52-55, R>Connecting Senses, Cultural R>evolution, North Point, Hong Kong, 17/05/16. <https://www.cityu.edu.hk/scm/go/OtherDoc/isea2016_catalogue/isea2016_catalogue.pdf>

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