The Parade: Nathalie Djurberg with Music by Hans Berg

Exploring the intersection of animation and sculpture

Eric Crosby author Dean Otto author

Format:Paperback

Publisher:Walker Art Centre,U.S.

Published:12th Jan '12

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This publication offers a deep dive into Nathalie Djurberg's artistic evolution, showcasing her unique blend of animation and sculpture, accompanied by Hans Berg's music.

Since 2001, Swedish-born artist Nathalie Djurberg has developed a unique approach to video animation, establishing a distinctive style that captivates audiences. With music and sound effects composed by her collaborator Hans Berg, Djurberg's handcrafted cinematic narratives delve into themes of revenge, lust, submission, and gluttony. Through the seemingly innocent medium of 'Claymation,' she transforms it into a vehicle for unsettling yet humorous allegories that reflect on human behavior and societal taboos.

The Parade: Nathalie Djurberg with Music by Hans Berg presents a comprehensive look at Djurberg's artistic journey, showcasing her ability to merge cinematic and sculptural elements. As her work evolves, the environments she creates integrate moving images with related set pieces, blurring the lines between different art forms. This publication serves as a companion to her largest exhibition to date in an American museum, offering an in-depth exploration of her creative process.

The catalogue features documentation of Djurberg's sculptures along with stills from her recent films, providing a visual narrative that complements her artistic vision. Accompanying these images are various texts—both original and sourced—that illuminate the historical, scientific, and literary influences that shape her work. This rich tapestry of information invites readers to engage with Djurberg's art on multiple levels, enhancing their understanding of her unique contributions to contemporary art.

ISBN: 9781935963042

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192 pages