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Untitled, 2023, Digital Composite and Negative films, 59 x 34 in (working size).
Obanubi, Joseph
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https://hdl.handle.net/2142/132908
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- Title
- Untitled, 2023, Digital Composite and Negative films, 59 x 34 in (working size).
- Author(s)
- Obanubi, Joseph
- Issue Date
- 2023
- Keyword(s)
- New Media
- Studio Art
- Abstract
- My current research is focused on the tangible manifestation of time, identity and culture into a multi-dimensional whole. It explores what overlays these interactive relationships, interrogating the boundaries of our perceived space and time and evoking conversations about the influence of social and technological cycles on identity and history. The body of work explores a seamless multimedia conversation where time becomes a familiar stranger, both constant and liminal throughout the cycles of evolution. The theories and ideas examined are built into a makeshift palimpsest from a foundation of used negative films holding inverted memories and experiences of strangers from unknown places in non-contextualised times. These memorabilia obtained over several years after their abandonment have been aggregated with digital collages which carry excerpts from the Orikis, a Yoruba oratory tradition that poetically exalts individual subjects. The ongoing execution is an aggregation and close juxtaposition of self identity alongside a relic of collective identity. The context of the prints styles, digital technology, contemporary and obsolete materials used to manifest untitled communicate shifts in time and space and capture a conflicting harmony in each element’s production.How do one navigate collective history?Can identity be reclaimed and who and what has authorship?
- Type of Resource
- Text
- Image
- Language
- eng
- Handle URL
- https://hdl.handle.net/2142/132908
- Copyright and License Information
- Copyright 2023 Joseph Obanubi
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