Human Emotion Project - Paris
22 & 23  July 2010, 16-20h
Galerie Younique
6 Avenue de la soeur Rosalie, 75013 Paris

Curated by Kisito Assangni &  Alison Williams

Including films & videos by German Britch (Argentina), Michael Chang (Denmark), Vienne Chan (Hong kong/Canada), Russell Chartier (USA), Glenn Church (USA), Luca Curci (Italy), Debbie Douez (Spain), Danny Germansen (Denmark), Alberto Guerreiro (Portugal), Neil Howe (Australia), Adamo Macri (Canada), Bill Millett (UK), Jerry King Musser (USA), Joas Sebastien Nebe (Germany), Leuna O’Doherty (Ireland/France), Pekka Ruuska (Finland), Icetrip Stvz (Mexico), Anders Weberg (Sweden), Alison Williams (South Africa), Masha Yozefpolsky (Israel).

Drawn together by the art that they share via internet, artists with disparate cultural and aesthetic identities approach the internal workings that exist in all humans. Emotions are inherently difficult to explicate. How does one describe fear ? We know it when we feel it but how can we share, through the paltry use of language, our experience of it ? Moving images, mostly embellished with sound, extend the expressive possibilities beyond what can be accomplished through language or even static imagery. By employing the largest palette of creative possibilities, film and video artists from around the world strive to externalize those complex driving forces that we all enjoy and endure and that bind us, as humanity, together despite our difference.