Inge Kosková / Prožitkové záznamy
| Title in English | Inge Kosková / Experiential Records |
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| Year of publication | 2014 |
| Type | Exposition |
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| Description | The exhibition presented Inge Kosková's work from 2010, when she was called upon to interpret some of the compositions for the exhibition Druhotvary 3. She chose The Diary of One Who Disappeared and it was not a suprising choice Kosková's work is exceptional because its psychological and emotional overlap, and therefore her interest was directed to emotionally most exalted composer's work. She recorded her inner experience while listening the composition in a kind of automatic recording, which is a kind of experiential score of the work. A record is made in a single listening as a brush painting in the first case, the second is painted directly with fingers. A record that is thus formed simultaneously and thereby completely overlaps with the score is unique due to the author's understanding of Janáček's works. |
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