June 2, 2017
2-TIMES • Art
Jorinde Voigt,
‘Both Sides Now’
@ Lisson Gallery
—
‘Part-internal organ,
part-abstract concept,
the works depict the
sensation of being alive
and the self-awareness
of one’s own heart
beating, rather than
the muscle or valves
themselves...’
The exhibition:
For her 3rd solo
with Lisson in London,
Jorinde Voigt fuses
music and visual art,
revealing her cross-
disciplinary and
multidimensional
approach to large-
format drawing —
culminating in a live,
immersive performance
with London-based
DJ / producer
Beatrice Dillon.
‘Both Sides Now’
Was inspired by a
track of the same
name by Canadian
singer-songwriter
Joni Mitchell
—
‘From her organisational
systems of scores,
notations, chapters &
verses to the time
signatures, impulse
points and rhythmic
inscriptions embedded
in her drawings,
Voigt – who herself
trained as a cellist –
creates a synaesthetic
world through these
interrelated compositions.’
Closing night
live performance:
by Beatrice Dillon.
On view at:
Lisson Gallery
—
527 Bell St, Marylebone,
London NW1 5BY,
United Kingdom.
Closes:
June 24, 2017.
Jorinde Voigt @ Lisson Gallery
PHOTOGRAPHY /
© Jorine Voigt
—
Courtesy of
The Artist
&
Lisson Gallery
—
Individuals works &
Installation views,
Jack Hems
—
Jorinde's portait,
Joerg Reichadt
—
Beatrice's portrait,
Anne Tetzlaff
CREDITS /
