Volcano Extravaganza 2012 – Idan Hayosh

Idan Hayosh, Diminished Pyrotechnics lecture (Lamps #23 – #25), performance
22 August
La Lunatica, Stromboli

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Rijksakademie

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Hayosh’s process is a direct reaction to found imagery. He mainly works with aggressive images that represent danger in their symbolism, mainly taken from a military context. The material is transformed into installations where objects are carefully constructed and repeated, and sound is added to amplify the emotional force of the constructions. Hayosh is currently a resident at Rijksakademie in Amsterdam and has exhibited extensively at several museums and institutions in Europe.

Photo by Giulia Casanova
Video documentation by Vincenzo Simone