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Londra merkezli Revital Cohen ve Tuur Van Balen’in çalışmaları, malzeme ve üretimin geniş anlamlarıyla ilgileniyor. Bienalde, insanın elektroniğe olan bağımlılığından beslenerek küresel dağıtıma sokulan kaynakları ve ifadesini biyomedikal mühendislikte bulan, makineleri taklit eden organizma ve anatomiler yapma arzusunu ele alacaklar.
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Revital Cohen and Tuur Van Balen’s London-based practice is occupied with broad meanings of material and production. Their contributions to the biennial investigate the global distribution of extracted resources fed by the human dependence on electronics and the desire to make machines replicate organisms and anatomy as reflected by biomedical engineering.
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Ali Kazma, “Engellemeler”de dağılmaya, yok olmaya eğilimli dünyayı bir arada tutmak için insanın geliştirdiği fiziksel üretimin çeşitliliğini; bedenin sürekliliği, denetimi, bakım ve onarımı için verilen uğraşları; insan doğası içinde bunların ne ifade ettiğini araştırmıştı.
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Emre Baykal, who has collaborated with Ali Kazma on the occasion of several exhibitions and projects since the 7th Istanbul Biennial, 2001, stated that as a multi-channel video installation, “Resistance” grew out of an earlier series, “Obstructions” (Engellemeler) the artist has produced since 2005. In “Obstructions”, Ali Kazma has carried out research into the tense equilibrium between order and chaos, and life and death, into the efforts of the human being to hold together a world inclined towards disintegration and destruction, and the diversity of physical production developed to achieve this, and what such production might mean in the context of human nature. “Resistance” explores how the body is shaped today via scientific, cultural and social tools and how as a performance site it is repeatedly re-produced. In other words, “Resistance” conveys the productive activity of the body as a creative force directly onto the body itself; the producer and the produced, the shaper and the shaped this time unite in the materiality of the body.