Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning

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An exhibition curated by Angela Calivieri exploring text as image; with Angela Cavilieri, Steven Cox, Jan Davis, Peter Lyssiotis & Michael Karris, George Matoulas, Albin Mullner, Dr Alex Selenitsch, Craig Wise.

MASS Gallery, Melbourne, Oct/Nov 2001
Horsham regional Art Gallery, May/July 2002
Swan Hill Regional Art Gallery, Sept/Oct 2002
Gippsland Art Gallery Sale, Nov/Dec 2002
Macquarie University Art Gallery, Sydney; May/June 2004.

 

Artist's Statement:

In these works, I exploit the parallel of scanning a horizon and reading a text. Generally the works are systematic and use rule-driven procedures to achieve form. Individual works may refer to fences, books, clusters of vegetation, letters and numbers - sometimes even the word HORIZON itself - but all are intended as games in which various meanings of the word HORIZON can be played out.

 

 

Alex Selenitsch Horizon Installation Mass GalleryHorizons/ various works visibleinstallation viewMass Gallery, Melbournephoto by Albin Mullner

 

Dr Alex Selenitsch

Horizons/ various works visible
installation view
Mass Gallery, Melbourne

photo by Albin Mullne

 

Alex Selenitsch Horizon 1 Alex Selenitsch Horizon 2 Alex Selenitsch Horizon 3
Alex Selenitsch Horizon 4 Alex Selenitsch Horizon 5 Alex Selenitsch Horizon 6
Alex Selenitsch Horizon 7

 

 

Dr Alex Selenitsch

Horizons #1 to #7
transfer letters on card
7 pieces, average size 16 x 23.5cms

 

Alex Selenitsch Script 1
Alex Selenitsch Script 2

 

Dr Alex Selenitsch

Three Standard Horizons
mixed media,
each stick approx 1 metre long
installation views
Gippsland Art Gallery, Sale, 2003

photos by Michael Youn

 

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Updated: 14 December 2006

 

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