Video-installation artist Tony Oursler believes, " . . . people are most attracted to the face." Oursler uses elements of the face along with video projection and loudspeakers where sounds of an insistent voice that complains, calls out for help or simply gives a death rattle bring his work to life.
Many of his subjects have dark humor and involve life-size rag dolls and globe shapes that serve as heads or eyes. His figures are often squashed under sofas, chair legs and mattresses, shut u (showing 500 of 858 characters). |
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