Courtesy the artist and the Hayward Gallery. Installation view of Mike Nelson, I, IMPOSTOR, 2011. Photo credit: Mike Nelson, Courtesy the artist and 303 Gallery, New York Galleria Franco Noero, Turin Matt’s Gallery, London and neugerriemschneider, Berlin.Ģ. Installation view, Büyük Valide Han, 8th International Istanbul Biennial, Istanbul, (2003). ike Nelson, MAGAZIN: Büyük Valide Han, (2003). Hayward Gallery, London 22 February – 7 Mayġ. It is as confronting as it is ambiguous and leaves a lingering sense that all is not well. Past, present and future merge in these dystopian realities.
The exhibition is an expansive, varied and claustrophobic meditation on society. Every aspect of the world is reflected in the work, down to the materials scavenged from auctions, flea markets, junk shops and salvage yards. The artist constructs a disorienting narrative of distorted and uncanny realities, whilst interweaving icons of lost religions, countercultures and failed political movements. Below, fallen stone faces lie in mounds of rubble. Each area exists in insolation, rendering the appearance and atmosphere of disparate times and places with an unsettling disjointedness.Įlsewhere, a similarly unnerving impression arises in with Studio apparatus for Kunsthalle Münster (2014), where human heads of poured concrete are sporadically suspended within a lattice structure of steel rods.
The viewer is welcomed by The Deliverance and The Patience (2001), a structure steeped in an eerie nostalgia, comprising a labyrinth of dilapidated corridors and rooms.
“They prompt each viewer to imagine a story that makes sense of the scene before them.” In the show, dark histories, dystopian futures and science fiction jarringly coexist. “Mike Nelson’s installations are ‘interactive’ in the very best sense: through potent arrangements of culturally and psychologically charged props and architectural structure,” says Ralph Rugoff, Director of the gallery. 1967) body of work, immersive installations and large-scale sculptures created over a period of more than 20 years are reassembled, in some cases for the first time since they were originally presented. In the first major survey of British artist Mike Nelson’s (b.
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