Frame-flux (2017-2018).

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Elizabeth Grosz.

Experimental performance; painting, sculptures and the digital camera.

Frame-Flux explores questions of framing across artistic media, identities, and those imposed by political and cultural contexts.

Notions of framing encompass various interpretations, from the physical structures surrounding paintings or doors to the underlying frameworks of systems and concepts. These extend to the architectural structures that shape our view and movement, both literally and metaphorically. Could painting be liberated from its confined frame? Could we exist in the space in-between and remain whole? Gestures of painting, transgression, and haptic movements mediated through digital means reassemble as acts of resistance, bringing forth transformation inherent in de-framing—reimagining shifting boundaries between rigid structures, inside and outside, presence and absence.