One object, originally intended to collect sawdust, becomes a catalyst for Dave McKenzie’s improvised movement studies during the pandemic.
Synopsis
One object, originally intended to collect sawdust, becomes a catalyst for Dave McKenzie’s improvised movement studies during the pandemic.
Synopsis
In his basement studio, artist Dave McKenzie discovers an unused sawdust collector. During the pandemic in 2020, he begins to fit himself into this object, along with a pane of glass and a piece of Ikea furniture. McKenzie records improvised movement studies, reflecting on his creative process. He questions the motivations behind his art, stating, “I am always decidedly asking ‘Why this?’ Lately I am equally interested in asking ‘Why not?’” His work emphasizes inquiry over resolution.
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Why Watch
- See Dave McKenzie’s unique movement studies with everyday objects.
- Find out why McKenzie questions his artistic motivations.
- Meet an artist reflecting on creativity during the pandemic.
Did You Know
- Dave McKenzie found an unused sawdust collector in his studio during the pandemic.
- The film features a 30-minute duration, focusing on McKenzie’s movement studies.
- McKenzie created a box to stick his head into as a means to cry.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What object did Dave McKenzie find in his studio during the pandemic?
Dave McKenzie found an object that was meant to collect sawdust.
What types of objects did McKenzie use in his movement studies?
He used an accessory to a table saw, a pane of glass, and a piece of Ikea furniture.
What year did McKenzie create his movement studies?
McKenzie created his movement studies in 2020.
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