Nin Brudermann

 

TWELVE O'CLOCK IN LONDON, single channel video w/sound,
TRT 33min, 2009
price upon request

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Twelve O’Clock in London: time of world unity.
A system can appear to have effective free will in the sense that
no one, especially not the system itself, can decide whether its
macroscopic behavior is completely determined, let alone fully
predict it. Observable, yet unpredictable. A forecast short-circuits
its cause. And still - Twelve O’Clock in London is the moment of
the balloons.  Weather balloon sondings are globally
synchronized under the umbrella of the United Nations
Specialized Agency ‘World Meteorological Organization’ daily at
UTC 00.00h and 12.00h.
Every 12 hours all world nations undergo a synchronized routine
in an unprecedented effort of global collaboration -- launching
balloons in search of ground truth to forecast the future.
Nin Brudermann is an Austrian-American artist, living in New
York where she came as a participant in the International Studio
Artist Program at MoMA PS1, NY in 1996. Her mixed-media
works are narrative investigations, where an ambiguity exists
between the real and the super-real. With her it is important to
open the realm of possibilities, in the detective genre of the
Whodunit. She has worked in a variety of media, including
direction of standalone film and video works. Nin Brudermann has
exhibited her work at MoMA PS1, Brooklyn Museum, Venice
Biennale, Arhus Kunsthal (DK), Futura (CZ), Kunstraum Dornbirn

(A), Kunsthalle Krems and Kunsthalle Wien (A), Haus der Kunst
Munich, Kunsthalle Marcel Duchamp (CH), National Centre for
Contemporary Arts (RU). Her artist monograph ‘nb’, published by
Verlag für moderne Kunst is distributed in the US by
Artbook/D.A.P..

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