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Pas De Deux, in the Time of Quarantine

It may not be too much to say that the fate of the world will depend on human connection, on cross-cultural concord, harmony, union. Pas De Deux, in the Time of Quarantine offers a model. The project forges remarkable connections, does so under challenging circumstances, and, almost as a bonus, spins off graceful, substantial, meaningful art.

The ballet term “Pas De Deux” describes a dance of two people. This is difficult to achieve with physical separation and particularly so during a worldwide pandemic. In Pas De Deux, in the Time of Quarantine, quarantined dancers film themselves dancing—in Santiago, Chile; Los Angeles, California; Berlin, Germany; Sofia, Bulgaria; Buseyi, Iganga, Uganda; Albuquerque, New Mexico; and many other locations around the world. The instigating artist, Sapira Cheuk, pairs the videos and transforms paired stills into paintings. In the artist’s images, doubled dancers transcend space, time, and virus. They occupy a single space, dancing and connecting together—a “Pas De Deux.” The project documents art produced in the time of pandemic, but at more profound level it points to the irrepressible power of art and human connection.

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		<title>Mikael Owunna</title>
				
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Infinite Essence

Infinite Essence is photographer-engineer Mikael Owunna’s response to pervasive media images of Black people dead and dying. The trope of the Black body as a site of death is omnipresent, he states. Being gunned down by police officers, drowning and washing up on the shores of the Mediterranean, starving and suffering in award-winning photography. 

With Infinite Essence, Owunna transforms the bodies of his Black models into transcendent, ethereal vessels. He hand-paints their bodies with fluorescent colors. He uses a strobe that only transmits ultraviolet light—built using his engineering background and employing a non-visible wavelength. Owunna clicks his shutter in total darkness and, for a fraction of a second, his models’ bodies illuminate as the universe. “Ultraviolet light is not visible to the human eye, and so we can illuminate and find the unseeable therein, the soul, the Igbo spiritual concept of the chi. It is on this plane of existence where, regardless of our experiences of oppression on the physical plane, Black people are infinite.”</description>
		
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		<title>Jill Miller</title>
				
		<link>https://artintheplagueyear.com/Jill-Miller</link>

		<pubDate>Mon, 28 Dec 2020 19:02:26 +0000</pubDate>

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		<description>Jill Miller
(b. 1975, Chicago, IL. Lives and works in Berkeley, CA.)



My Mother’s Titanium Hip
Video, sound, 6:36 min. Best viewed in full-screen.
Jill Miller examines her mother’s unexpected death during the pandemic through the lens of “everyday” quarantine life. &#38;nbsp;Even mourning and absence are digitally mediated. Temporalities shift between virtual and real, past and present, dreamy and distressing. The landscape is unstable and fantastical: error messages interrupt video transmissions, her mother’s titanium hip hovers in the background, and the coronavirus makes an appearance during a conference call.

The frenetic collage entangles and layers video conferencing fragments, 3D models, a chat with a psychic medium, and computer-generated imagery to explore the splintering of time and space during prolonged isolation. She collages the online landscape of our new digital normal, exploring an ontological shift marked by fractured connectedness, anxieties about loss and grief, a dithering between life on- and off-line, and virtually conversing with strangers and friends. </description>
		
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		<title>Katrina Lillian Sorrentino</title>
				
		<link>https://artintheplagueyear.com/Katrina-Lillian-Sorrentino</link>

		<pubDate>Mon, 28 Dec 2020 19:03:05 +0000</pubDate>

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		<description>Katrina Lillian Sorrentino(b. 1989 Chicago, IL. Lives and works in Los Angeles, CA)




On the Nature of Being Held
Video, 2:20 min. Best viewed in full-screen.

A 2019 divorce triggered On the Nature of Being Held. “In letting go of my primary attachment and monogamous partnership, I received love from multiple platonic relationships,” states artist Katrina Lillian Sorrentino. “I wanted to depict that intimacy visually. I was simultaneously searching for my perimeter, questioning what it means to be held, to be confined by a container and to exist in the absence of one.” In 2020, Sorrentino continued to work on the project, albeit with difficulty, planning shoots with friends weeks in advance. “The images took on new meaning during the pandemic—the touch present within them a present-day reality that I am no longer able to access while confined with my immediate family in my childhood home. They depict a banality that I took for granted and propel me into nostalgic presence.” </description>
		
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		<title>Bootsy Holler</title>
				
		<link>https://artintheplagueyear.com/Bootsy-Holler</link>

		<pubDate>Mon, 28 Dec 2020 19:01:54 +0000</pubDate>

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		<description>Bootsy Holler
(b. 1969, United States. Lives and works in Los Angeles, CA)


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“We are a piece of the whole earth,” states artist Bootsy Holler. “We are an animal, we are all of the same species. It was nature—its complexity, its quest for survival, its inherent beauty—that helped me return to my body. When I dug into the earth, I reconnected to the feel of my own skin. When I welcomed the sea, I recognized my own weight. When the wind hit my face, I remembered my joy. It was my passage back home.” 

“During a time of disconnect when I was unable to speak about my feelings, I found the truth becoming visible while I created my emotions through subconscious visions. These visions came during a time when I was outside myself feeling sad, isolated and disconnected but through nature I found my way back to my whole self again.”</description>
		
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		<title>Baldomero Robles Menendez</title>
				
		<link>https://artintheplagueyear.com/Baldomero-Robles-Menendez</link>

		<pubDate>Mon, 28 Dec 2020 19:00:34 +0000</pubDate>

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		<description>Baldomero Robles Menendez
(b.&#38;nbsp;1979, San Pedro Cajonos, Sierra norte, Oaxaca, Mexico. Lives and works in Aguascalientes, Mexico.)


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La Cueva del Hechicero [The Cave of the Magician]

“My work as a visual artist during the pandemic forced me to resume my previous craft practice. During the long periods of confinement, I began to experiment with cactus and huaje* fibers; I realized that through these materials I could conceive a transmutation of my physical body, representing a kind of shielding and protection from what was happening outside”. (*Huaje is the Mexican name for a widely distributed tree with white flowers and edible pods.)</description>
		
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		<title>Kate Warren</title>
				
		<link>https://artintheplagueyear.com/Kate-Warren</link>

		<pubDate>Mon, 28 Dec 2020 19:02:46 +0000</pubDate>

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		<description>Kate Warren
(b. 1988, Burlington, VT. Based in Los Angeles, CA)


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For artist Kate Warren, the global pandemic is a “season of reappraisal,” a chance for change. The radical isolation she depicts in her photographs has forced the world to confront long-term problems lingering below the surface—systems of oppression, racism, deep-seated inequalities, catastrophic climate change. “Each day we paced around our ever-smaller rooms. Our cracks fractured and split. Into that space spilled light, bringing us back to our essential selves and allowing us to reconnect with parts lost to the pressures of productivity, radical individualism, and the need for constant validation.” From this start, Warren states, we can rebuild the world. “The only way out is through, and the pandemic forced us to do the work.”</description>
		
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		<title>Stefano Morrone</title>
				
		<link>https://artintheplagueyear.com/Stefano-Morrone</link>

		<pubDate>Mon, 28 Dec 2020 19:04:18 +0000</pubDate>

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		<description>Stefano Morrone
(b.1988, Termoli, Italy. Works and lives in Mexico City)

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As the pandemic stopped the clock of busy existence in Mexico City, artist Stefano Morrone feared the “actual mental damage caused by such a long period of self-isolation.” At the beginning, he roamed the closed, emptied city making documents of the moment. He captured a lone street cleaner on a silent boulevard, a vacant café counter draped in black-and-yellow closure tape, a solitary sidewalk vendor hoping to sell shimmering face shields. “But I started to be afraid of leaving my house. I was afraid of going crazy and of disappearing into depression. The days were all the same and fear and frustration about the future increased.” To find a way forward and to express his feelings, the artist created this more elusive image, saturated in the symbolism of death and life, separation and connection. It is from the moment of Covid-19, yet somehow beyond it.</description>
		
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