A Small View: Symbiosis – A Kit Brown Solo Show

A Small View: A Small View: Symbiosis – A Kit Brown Solo Show

Date: 8.10.15
Time: 15:00 - 17:00
Location: A Small View, Gostins Arcade, 32-36 Hanover Street, Liverpool, L1 4LN

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No Wheelchair AccessNo Hearing LoopNo Toilets

Open Event Thursday 8 October 15.00 – 17.00
Exhibition runs Friday 9 – Saturday 31 October 2015

Also read the review by Patrick Kirk-Smith here.

Symbiosis
A Kit Brown Solo Show
Filling space with (time-based) ‘content’. Rhythm.

It is almost-nothing but becomesĀ ‘everything’ that matters. It is stretched and copied and repeated and isolated. It isĀ forced to move. Or, its movements are captured, however slight. Its composition isĀ exposed. Rhythm, as a cognition of difference. Movement as a catalyst to exploreĀ visual and physical properties of sound. ‘Images’ that are ‘Objects’ that attempt to(de-)construct both. ‘Scrambling’ components of ‘experience’, searching for potential.

Symbiosis is a collection of four recent audio-visual works that demonstrate aĀ practise focused on presenting interconnectivity, through examinations of thingsĀ between things. Noise, error and amalgamations of disparate or seemingly oppositeĀ ideas. The pieces demonstrate a sceptical and reductionist position towards working,Ā seeking to provide a critique of creativity, particularly the act of decision making.

Coming from a place of uncertainty in regards to the ability to determine value, theĀ works attempt to act as tentative experiments in this area. Although intended toĀ operate singularly, their placement within the installation aims to further degrade theirĀ original intent, in favour of an ambiguity created through their integrated ‘whole’.

This striving towards abstraction is present also within the motivations of theĀ individual pieces. It entails to function as both a conceptual thought exercise (thatĀ speculates the ‘possibility’ of finding meaning within randomness through montage)Ā and as a method of generating ‘neutralised’ (or ‘generalised’) aesthetic ‘content’.

All works were made using a combination of chance methods, rigid self-inflictedĀ rules, and personal (tryingly ‘primitive’ and obsessive) consideration.

A Small View
Open Fridays 13.00 – 17.00 and Saturdays 10.00 – 13.00 (or by appointment)
Gostins Arcade 32-36,
Hanover Street,
Liverpool
L1 4LN