George Eksts: Incredible Utility at Hayward Gallery
Overview
In 'Incredible Utility', George Eksts presents a selection of visual conundrums from his ongoing series of 'endless' videos. A branch balances and spins on its own axis, a team of scaffolders are locked in an absurd cycle of perpetual play, and two signs rattle against each other in confrontation, poised to fall at any moment. While some of the events documented are staged or choreographed, others are actual scenarios from real life that have been manipulated, edited, collaged and looped in post-production. Eksts' time is not linear but crumpled and meandering, collapsed in on itself. Sequential events appear simultaneous, videos slip in and out of sync with each other, and narrative progress is subverted.
- Featured Artist:
- George Eksts
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