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In his work Seeking Stillness, Hong Kong-born Montreal artist George Fok gives us access to this stillness. A poem in three movements bringing together immersive, sensorial, and sustainable themesExhibition Overview
Seeking Stillness
by PHI Studio
Exhibition Type
Art, Contemporary Art, Science and Technology
Area Size
more than 1000 sqm
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2021
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For a 3-month rental excl. transport, installation, insurance:
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Core Experience
Immersive digital experience
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About George Fok:
George Fok is a Hongkongese and Canadian video artist living in Montréal. Creative director at the PHI Centre, his work at the intersection of visual arts, music, and fashion has been presented in cultural institutions around the world, such as the Musée d’art contemporain in Montréal, the GL Strand and Nikolaj Kunsthal in Copenhagen, and New York’s Jewish Museum. His rejection of disciplinary boundaries allows him to look more closely at the plastic nature of images and create new opportunities for representation.
George Fok is a Hongkongese and Canadian video artist living in Montréal. Creative director at the PHI Centre, his work at the intersection of visual arts, music, and fashion has been presented in cultural institutions around the world, such as the Musée d’art contemporain in Montréal, the GL Strand and Nikolaj Kunsthal in Copenhagen, and New York’s Jewish Museum. His rejection of disciplinary boundaries allows him to look more closely at the plastic nature of images and create new opportunities for representation.
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A long-form immersive poem in five parts, via sounds and colours, where the audience can
congregate for introspection and self-reflection. Seeking Stillness is inspired by Carlo Rovelli’s
“thermal time hypothesis,” the Rothko Chapel and the transcendental experience of the artist’s long winter runs. Some claim that art galleries are the new cathedrals: a place visited to unwind in the era of hyperconnectivity. From this exceptionally visceral experience emanates a pursuit of solace, a meditative and therapeutic moment.
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Immersive experience
