The Anticipated Effects of Constraint, in Sophie Calle
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2012.
Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : "Most of Sophie Calle's works– whether reproduced in books or presented on the walls of museums– come out as the repository of life experiences, which are precisely regulated by arbitrary constraints being ostensibly formulated. The very gratuitousness of the selected protocols brings the French approach of the artist closer to the technique. Resorting to constraint has for actual consequence the re-introduction of surprise and unexpectedness in everyday life; such resort induces an increased attention to the conjunction of circumstances, as with its impact on subsequent events from the time they were embedded in a kind of potential narrativity."
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"Most of Sophie Calle's works– whether reproduced in books or presented on the walls of museums– come out as the repository of life experiences, which are precisely regulated by arbitrary constraints being ostensibly formulated. The very gratuitousness of the selected protocols brings the French approach of the artist closer to the technique. Resorting to constraint has for actual consequence the re-introduction of surprise and unexpectedness in everyday life; such resort induces an increased attention to the conjunction of circumstances, as with its impact on subsequent events from the time they were embedded in a kind of potential narrativity."
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