Dangerous Beauty

Recipe of the ingredients: Oil; our addicted energy source. Water; the whole visible world in one drop Fire; the use of energy, the danger Vibrations; transactions and reflections of our reserving spectrum Objects; understanding Installed; man-made Collage; combined Visitors; the receivers This implements some political questions. F.e. Do we really need the dangerous oil as our primary mobile energy source?

It is a collaboration project between the Icelandic artist Haraldur Karlsson (Interactive sound-installation) and the Austrian artist Bettina Schülke (concept, collages, object, video-installation). Dangerous Beauty is a site-specific installation project dealing with the content of the perception of space and time. Vibrations are the elements we have chosen to make this process visible. Everything is situated within a process, everything is in motion, with a faster or slower speed and this fact is inseparable from time and its connected environment. Taking this chain of thoughts further, there is the space, the understanding and the receiver, who is in between. Through the physically movement of the receiver, an active and temporal engagement is taking place. Within this project we reflect on these processes and see the element of vibrations as a sort of deep mirror. Dangerous Beauty is a conceptual based project comprised out of several components:

Video-Installation
Interactive Sound-Installation
Collages
Objects

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Schülke Bettina & Haraldur Karlsson

Bettina Schülke is an Austrian Artist, Doctoral Researcher at the University of Lapland, Faculty of Art and Design, Mediastudies. Her research theme is “Transaction” (Phenomenology of Space and Time Dimensions). Schülke holds a Masters degree form the University of Fine Arts. She has exhibited widely at international venues like the De Winkelhaak Design Museum, Antwerp, BE; Kemi Art Museum; Lume Mediakeskus, Helsinki, FI; the MAK-nite (Museum of Applied Arts), Vienna, AUT. Her textile works had been presented at the Austrian Pavilion at the 8.th International Architecture Biennale in Venice, IT. She is teaching at the the University of Lapland and the Kemi/Tornio University of Applied Science, FIN.

Haraldur Karlsson is an Icelandic new media artist, supervisor, teacher at the Icelandic Academy of the Arts and member of the Association of Icelandic Visual Art (SIM).He studied 4 years fine arts at the academy in Iceland, then 2 years video art in the Nederlands and 3 years Sonology at the Royal Conservatory den Hague. Haraldur exhibited and performed number of projects in various venues, like the Argos festival in Brussels, Sonic act festival in Amsterdam, NoD Prague, Living art museum Reykjavik, the Reykjavik art museum. The summer 2008 Haraldur was Artist in Residence in Amsterdam at STEIM (Center for research & development of instruments & tools) and deticated his time to work on the Dangerous Beauty project. In Spring 2009 Haraldur Karlsson will be Artist in Residence in Austria, where the site specific video-sound installation project Dangerous Beauty will be further developed.