How Places Feel (Genius Loci): HOW PLACES FEEL (Genius Loci). Lanchester Research Gallery, Coventry 12-23 September 2016

Darryl Georgiou (Artist)

    Research output: Practice-Based and Non-textual ResearchExhibition

    Abstract

    ‘How Places Feel’ (Genius loci) is an ongoing body of work exploring the potential to disturb the ordered categories of the archive, uncover hidden narratives and reactivate cultural memory. The project takes historical events that often involve turmoil or perceived injustice as starting points or allude to the strangeness of remembering the past through images and objects. Artefacts include – 26/11 Victoria Terminus, an artwork marking the 2008 Mumbai attacks, Capitulations (Levant/British America), Paparazzo (Paris), St. Walter (Berlin) and Summer in Spain (1873). The research question approaches the subject of historical memory and asks: How does the presentation of the past shape the image of the present?
    Original languageEnglish
    Publication statusPublished - Sept 2016

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