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"Beginner’s Luck" gathers a range of different documents and explores on multiple levels how the perception of fortune influences our personal and collective behavior by analyzing fortune as an invention
It includes the artist's installations realized in the public space of West African cities and the installation Hippocampus presented during a solo show at the La Maréchalerie Contemporary Art Center in Versailles and an article on Ndiaye's work by the prominent African historian Mamadou Diouf
begun in 2002
performances or art projects over the last ten years
La luz que nos ciega is an encounter with the author’s biography in which the concepts of memory
Poems - SIGNED! Magazines "Beginner’s Luck" gathers a rangeKnown for his textile and sound work, Christopher Robin Duncan recently turned to photography, rediscovering with a simple and sincere pleasure the medium that he had, for a while, set aside. Marked by the question of time, and informed by an intuitive, direct relationship with natural elements, Duncan's practice unfolds anew by the use of photography. Using a half frame camera which, by dividing the film in two, doubles time and space by the same
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