ArchiveExhibition
Dahlstrøm & Fattal
28 Feb-6 Apr 2013
BEERS London
London EC1A 7BH
Overview
Two-man show featuring Norwegian photographer Øystein Dahlstrøm and Israeli multi-disciplinary sculptor, Amir Fattal. Both Amir Fattal & Øystein Dahlstrøm are interested in a sort of optical mastery – a practice of visual trickery in which narrative and information is either hidden or revealed, for Fattal, it is the darkening of historical accuracy, wheareas Dahlstrøm shines a light in an attempt to expose the underexposed. Both reference time, space, architecture, and meaning in continuous transformation, existing in flux.
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