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Put Your Head into Gallery by Tezi Gabunia

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“Put Your Head into Gallery” by Tezi Gabunia is an interactive art project, which presents four different models of famous galleries’ rooms. The project also involves exhibitions of different artists in above-mentioned spaces: Saatchi Gallery (Tezi Gabunia), The Louvre (Rubens), Tate Modern (Hirst), Gagosian Gallery (Liechtenstein).

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Transportable feature of the models makes these galleries accessible for everyone. Moreover, anyone can look into gallery, take a photo and become an exhibit.

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“Put Your Head into Gallery” emphasizes Gabunia’s one of the main concepts – falsification and Triggers a dialogue with hiperrealistic issues. The project evolved in two stages. At the first event, under a concept of falsification, Gabunia presented his false exhibition at Saatchi Gallery.

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The second stage involved scaled copy of famous gallery rooms with exhibitions of different artists. The main technical support used during the production of models is laser cutting technology. The materials used: PVC, plexiglass, wooden paper, two-component glue.

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Tezi Gabunia calls his method Falsification, that is a reflection upon the basic features of the contemporary world – the absolute virtualization. Contemporary visual language studies provides handling and creation of mediums that itself originates a new generation of art. An artwork is a result of industrialized production, not creation.

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Images courtesy of Tezi Gabunia

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