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Goda Palekaitė Lithuanian, b. 1987
I Write While Disappearing (Installation), 2021
HD video, 17’, Samsung Galaxy tablet, tablet stand, leather paper, headphones, wooden desk, wood and textile chair
110 x 100 x 60 cm (desk & film)
120 x 60 x 30 cm (chair)
120 x 60 x 30 cm (chair)
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I Write While Disappearing is a film based on found television interviews which serve for the artist to create a fictional discussion between herself and 14 female writers. French feminists...
I Write While Disappearing is a film based on found television interviews which serve for the artist to create a fictional discussion between herself and 14 female writers. French feminists find themselves in conversation with a Brazilian mystic, an Austrian dramatist, a SovietLithuanian romantic, and a number of others, in an intimate sharing of what it means to be a woman and an artist. Meanwhile, the author’s own voice pierces through: ‘If I steal does it mean that I write?’
The film was created in collaboration with editor Rui Calvo and composer Adomas Palekas. It is installed on the furniture created especially for its viewing: a writer’s desk and a chair tongue.
The film was created in collaboration with editor Rui Calvo and composer Adomas Palekas. It is installed on the furniture created especially for its viewing: a writer’s desk and a chair tongue.
Exhibitions
2022 - Conference Autotheory: Thinking through Self, Body and Practice, University of Glasgow2022 - Group show Footnotes I have never seen curated by Robin Waart at Beletage, Zürich
2021 - Group show An Incomplete & Unreliable Guide to Social Media War Room curated by Valentinas Klimašauskas at Georg Kargl Fine Arts, Vienna
2021 Goda Palekaitė’s solo show The Strongest Muscle in the Human Body is The Tongue at Kunsthal Gent, Ghent, curated by Valerio Del Baglivo
2021 - Goda Palekaitė’s solo show The Strongest Muscle in the Human Body is The Tongue at Editorial, Vilnius
