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Video-installation
(Betacam SP), color,12 min (loop)
“A plasma screen is hanging in the hallway with a picture of
a furnished office. A quite banal image, as a framed version of a
photo from an advertising brochure for office furniture in four color
print that every independent weekly receives in his post box. (…)
This still life of Frank Theys presents itself also more as a picture
than a video. (…) It is a work that you pass by. But as soon
as you stay still, or when you pass it several times, you see that
the picture never stays the same. An advertising brochure you never
read from the beginning till the end either. Every time you leaf through
it, you see other versions of similar interiors. (…) With this
work Theys succeeds to show us how those – hardly – different
pictures we weekly receive in our post box, get mixed in our brains.”
Pieter Van Bogaert, De Financieel-Economische Tijd, woensdag 20 december
2000
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PICTURES (click
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