A review by the skinny said: "Exploring Büchel’s work is a strange and affecting experience, provoking many contradictory reactions from moment to moment, excitement-dread-pleasure oddly coexisting and leaving us confused, drained yet oddly fulfilled when we are eventually spat out back at the entrance. Go."Tuesday 4 May 2010
Tramway
This piece at the Tramway by Christoph Buchel was something that left me feeling horrified and amazed and still thinking about it for days afterwards. I don't really think I've ever been particually moved by a piece of art before, not like that anyway. Its hard to describe this piece except that you find yourself going from a pub...to a prison and then to a plane crash that is being pieced back together but you are totally unsure why.
A review by the skinny said: "Exploring Büchel’s work is a strange and affecting experience, provoking many contradictory reactions from moment to moment, excitement-dread-pleasure oddly coexisting and leaving us confused, drained yet oddly fulfilled when we are eventually spat out back at the entrance. Go."
A review by the skinny said: "Exploring Büchel’s work is a strange and affecting experience, provoking many contradictory reactions from moment to moment, excitement-dread-pleasure oddly coexisting and leaving us confused, drained yet oddly fulfilled when we are eventually spat out back at the entrance. Go."
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