Art Performance 02020
This performance involved placing lucky hands in locations of meditation, spots around the world where life is different, more intense, intertwined with knots of history and passages. This ephemeral artistic canvas spanned globally due to the interconnectedness of countries on the planet. It transcended mere art, manifesting itself in a dazzling manner throughout the year 02020. These lucky hands were crafted from clay and glaze, symbolizing the elusive hand of luck.
We utilize the five-digit year format, akin to The Long Now Foundation, to emphasize our commitment to fostering long-term thinking. This involves prefixing an additional zero, symbolizing our dedication to transcending conventional calendar constraints. Such an approach reflects our philosophical outlook and objectives.
The elusive hand of luck
The hands are made of clay speckled brownstone sourced from Highwater Clays, situated along the French Broad River in Asheville, North Carolina, USA.
Some of them are covered with glaze produced at the Morean Center for Clay in St. Petersburg, Florida.
- Saint Petersburg, Russia, performance #1
- Kazan, Russia, performance #2
- Novosibirsk, Siberia, Performance #3
- Irkutsk, Siberia, Performance #4
- Paris, France, Performance #5
- Seoul, South Korea, Performance #6
- Jeju Island, South Korea, Performance #7
- Cape Hedo, Okinawa, Japan, Performance #8
- Mont-Saint-Michel, France, Performance #9
- Louvre Paris, France, Performance #10
- Thor Turaida, Latvia, Performance #11
- Nordkapp, Norway, Performance #12
- Gerbier-de-Jonc Mount, France, Performance #13
- Cabo da Roca, Portugal, Performance #14
- Artic Circle, Finland, Performance #15
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