Equipment Space (working title) - postponed to 2021
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Problem
The human-nature distinction separates human and nonhuman life. The binary justifies and encourages
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Goal
To fabricate a hybrid space between the human-nature binary. Hybridity helps us see ecology as shared, vibrant, and interdependent. To explore posthumanism. Invites visitors to acknowledge the hybridity in all human activity. Invite visitors to consider what hybridity can mean for a collective future |
About the Artists ...
Lucas Glen and Mat Glen are brothers, each with individual art and creative practices, each having exhibited at various galleries in the Okanagan
Lucas and Mat have collaborated in joint installation projects which have been exhibited at the Alternator Centre for Contemporary Art, Kelowna and at the Kelowna Art Gallery (see links below)
Lucas Glen and Mat Glen grew up in Lake Country BC and each attended George Elliot Secondary School before completing BFA programs at UBCO
Lucas Glenn is an artist and user experience designer based in Kelowna BC, Canada
from Lucas Glen website
The work of Mat Glenn and Lucas Glenn explores the ambiguous nature of ecology. It explores the scary and unknown future that faces human and non-humankind. The artists intervene in the lives of found objects and digital materials. With their help the artists create multimedia installations, sculptures, and new media works. Often using difficult vocabularies. Mat Glenn and Lucas Glenn use the severe visual language of sports, the verbiage of online gaming, and aesthetics from popular science-fiction and fringe fantasy.
Their work presents a space for human bodies to negotiate preconceptions of species, hierarchies and ecological connectivity. Human-centred attitudes rely on dualities. Human and nonhuman. Life and matter. Subject and object. Their work aims to destabilize the space between these dualities. Something like a trapdoor into a networked, unstable, and mysteriously interconnected world.
From the website of the Alternator Centre for Contemporary Art Sep' 2019
Lucas and Mat have collaborated in joint installation projects which have been exhibited at the Alternator Centre for Contemporary Art, Kelowna and at the Kelowna Art Gallery (see links below)
Lucas Glen and Mat Glen grew up in Lake Country BC and each attended George Elliot Secondary School before completing BFA programs at UBCO
Lucas Glenn is an artist and user experience designer based in Kelowna BC, Canada
from Lucas Glen website
The work of Mat Glenn and Lucas Glenn explores the ambiguous nature of ecology. It explores the scary and unknown future that faces human and non-humankind. The artists intervene in the lives of found objects and digital materials. With their help the artists create multimedia installations, sculptures, and new media works. Often using difficult vocabularies. Mat Glenn and Lucas Glenn use the severe visual language of sports, the verbiage of online gaming, and aesthetics from popular science-fiction and fringe fantasy.
Their work presents a space for human bodies to negotiate preconceptions of species, hierarchies and ecological connectivity. Human-centred attitudes rely on dualities. Human and nonhuman. Life and matter. Subject and object. Their work aims to destabilize the space between these dualities. Something like a trapdoor into a networked, unstable, and mysteriously interconnected world.
From the website of the Alternator Centre for Contemporary Art Sep' 2019
