Mark Pauline lost most of one hand during experiments with machines at Survival Research Laboratories, blurring the line between performance art and danger.
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Mark Pauline lost most of one hand during experiments with machines at Survival Research Laboratories, blurring the line between performance art and danger.
Synopsis
Mark Pauline operates Survival Research Laboratories, where he creates machine performance art. In 1984, he lost most of one hand during a dangerous experiment. "Maimed Artist" documents his work with industrial and kinetic sculptures. It shows the destructive nature of performance art and the risks faced by artists in this field. Pauline's performances blur the lines between entertainment and chaos. The film runs for 22 minutes and provides a stark look at the world of experimental art.
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Why Watch
- Meet Mark Pauline, a groundbreaking machine performance artist.
- See the extreme risks of kinetic sculpture in action.
- Find out how art can blur the line with danger.
Did You Know
- Mark Pauline lost most of one hand during experimentation.
- The documentary was released in 1984 and has a duration of 22 minutes.
- Survival Research Laboratories is known for its machine performance art.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the main subject of the documentary 'Maimed Artist'?
Mark Pauline is the main subject, known as the machine performance artist of Survival Research Laboratories.
What happened to Mark Pauline during his experiments?
Mark Pauline lost most of one hand during experimentation.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Maimed Artist'?
The documentary has a duration of 22 minutes.
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