Nine Transient Things (2009)
exhibition, installation, crayon drawing series, and video animation
The doctors of The Infinity Lab got extravagant in their exhibit, "Nine Transient Things". After reflecting upon the recent avant-garde art terms "un-monumental" and "Altermodernism," the infinitists took low-tech to the next level by creating nine 3' square drawings of their performance gear using only Crayola® crayons as materials. In the tradition of the late 10th-century Byzantine religious works, the subject matter could be considered The Infinity Icons or The Infinity Relics, but instead the doctors irreverently added whimsical intonations to the latest contemporary art aesthetics by calling them: Nine Transient Things.
Except from the 25-minute video animation >
Also on display is a top-secret installation of a new "Blue Chip [artist] Special."
[Hint: who makes shelves, puts "things" on them, and calls it art?]
