Video
projections virtually expose impending doom feared from erratic global weather conditions. I use the architecture of the Museum
space to highlight the unpredictable and challenge convictions that the ground beneath our feet is stable, exposing
weather as a fickle Master presiding over whether or not. Viewers can experience water bleeding, bursting through
seams from moldings in the space, as the Master of Havoc rules from inside the belly of the unknown. The interior window projects
portraits-in-motion of alternating weather conditions through and to the inside out.
Short biography of Nina Yankowitz
The projects of New York City based artist Nina Yankowitz use
interactive technology and video projections to challenge assumptions about perceived realities. Environmental concerns led
her to create CloudHouse, installed at Saatchi & Saatchi, NYC and Vortex Filter, a projection of water spinning as if
a monumental underwater fan with a mesh membrane cleans and recycles debris.
Yankowitz continues to collaborate in making
interactive installations with global art/science teams she met from participating in the e-MobiLArt program.
Team projects
include: Crossings/An interactive game with infrared tracking tools to explore relative perspectives of texts. Various versions
of The Third Woman Interactive Performance & Film-Game exhibited at Galapagos Theater Space New York; Xian China 2010;
Third Woman interactive film/viral performances, Kunsthalle Vienna; The Third Woman, University of Bath, Bath, England 2009.
Museum Installations include: Museum of Modern Art, Kiev; National Academy Museum New York; Guild Hall Art Museum E. Hampton,
NY; Katonah Museum of Art, The Bass Museum, Miami, Florida; Maryland Museum of Fine Arts, Baltimore MD; Whitney Museum of
American Art, NYC; The Whitney Museum of Art Biennial, NYC; Kunsthaus Hamburg, Germany; Indianapolis Museum of Contemporary
Art; Art Institute of Chicago.
Yankowitz & Holden Public art team: Interactive Poetry Walk in Cleveland Ohio &
numerous artworks sited in the U.S.A.