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RAFT
Installation, wooden pallet (889 x 1156 cm), bitumen
paint, salt, video (5:57 min, loop), 2 photo copies (21 x 29,7 cm) 2
photografs (21 x 15 cm)
Moltkerei Cologne, November 18.-27.2010
A wooden pallet, taken from the Israeli export company Tadiran
Batteries Ltd. is brought to the Dead Sea.
On site it is painted with asphalt-paint and put into the sea, where it
drifts slowly on the surface of the water in front of a running video
camera. Afterwards the black pallet is given back to the same company,
to be reused for carriage of freight.
When the pallet arrives at a German subsidiary company, it is withdrawn
from the transport cicle and presented in an installation confronting
its projected video image.
Both transfers of the pallet were an exchange: the company's employes
received each time a photograph, depicting the pallet floating on the
Dead Sea.
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