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The series of sculptures by Paul Segers and Ajla R. Steinvåg (Class of Outcasts) collected under the title: Future Artifacts started in 2014. The idea behind the series is quite simple as the title suggests: the sculptures are conceived and executed as future artefacts. Objects that can be found in a distant future and, like real artefacts, should tell something about the era in which we currently live. Just as good science fiction is always a reflection on things that are happening in the present. Segers realised that judging an era and human actions in it is always easier in retrospect, with the filter of time and distance to clarify the perspective. With these sculptures he tries to circumvent time, as it were, by placing us as viewers in that future, looking at the present. At the same time, the artefacts are actually artificial, and Segers & Steinvåg suggest that history, or our (future) idea of it, can be changed or influenced. The first two series of artefacts mainly focused on technology in combination with biological life forms: they refer to the cyborg, the high-tech biomedical industry and the consequences of far-reaching interventions in the body. The last series of artefacts, subtitled The Perfect Crime, are made by Paul Segers and focus more specifically on using drones to increase ourselves and our military power. The so-called long arm, but then an 'invisible' variant.
2014
Metal on Stainless Steel
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23.4 W x 3.4 H x 4 D in
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UDC-Productions (Paul Segers, Eindhoven, NL 1976) is a Visual Art studio working in the fields of sculpture, performance, drawing, video and public installation. His work often deals with the tensions between history and progress in a hyper-technological age, the human condition, and the role of the machine in society. Segers graduated at the sculpture department of the Academy of Fine Art & Design in ‘s-Hertogenbosch in 2000, and earned his MFA at the Dutch Art Institute in 2003. His work has been exhibited nationally and internationally. Segers is also a publisher of art books through UDC-Publishing, teaches at the Fine Art Department of the St. Joost School of Art & Design in Breda and ‘s-Hertogenbosch, The Netherlands, and he occasionally writes and curates exhibitions and/or projects.
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