Zoran Todorovic
Assimilation 7
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installation performance: duration 3 hours; video documentation above – 2 mins. Contains graphic footage of surgery
From the original Festival website:
A series of interactions that in their own way question the idea of beauty illustrated in a meal made of human tissues left over after aesthetic surgery interventions. The installation itself involves exhibiting photo and video documentation that retraces the origin and the process of preparation of the food offered to spectators.
1965 Born in Belgrade, Serbia;
1992 BA degree, Painting, Faculty of Fine Arts, Belgrade, Serbia;
1995 MA degree, Faculty of Fine Arts, Belgrade, Serbia;
1998 Teaching assistant at the Faculty of Fine Arts, Belgrade, Serbia;
2006 Docent at the Faculty of Fine Arts, Belgrade, Serbia
Solo exhibitions:
2009 – Serbian pavilion, 53rd Venice Biennale;
2009 – Museum for contemporary arts, Novi Sad, Serbia;
2006 – SC Gallery, Zagreb, Croatia;
2005 – Artspace, Sydney, Australia;
2004 – Museum for contemporary arts, Zagreb, Croatia and between
2000-2008 many group exhibitions, including the NRLA in 2004.
Assimilation7
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From the original Festival website:
A series of interactions that in their own way question the idea of beauty illustrated in a meal made of human tissues left over after aesthetic surgery interventions. The installation itself involves exhibiting photo and video documentation that retraces the origin and the process of preparation of the food offered to spectators.
1965 Born in Belgrade, Serbia;
1992 BA degree, Painting, Faculty of Fine Arts, Belgrade, Serbia;
1995 MA degree, Faculty of Fine Arts, Belgrade, Serbia;
1998 Teaching assistant at the Faculty of Fine Arts, Belgrade, Serbia;
2006 Docent at the Faculty of Fine Arts, Belgrade, Serbia
Solo exhibitions:
2009 – Serbian pavilion, 53rd Venice Biennale;
2009 – Museum for contemporary arts, Novi Sad, Serbia;
2006 – SC Gallery, Zagreb, Croatia;
2005 – Artspace, Sydney, Australia;
2004 – Museum for contemporary arts, Zagreb, Croatia and between
2000-2008 many group exhibitions, including the NRLA in 2004.
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