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An artwork exhibit by Tanya Vogelzang called "Reconstruction IV"
Reconstruction IV
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An artwork exhibit by Tanya Vogelzang called "Reconstruction IV"
Reconstruction IV
Reconstruction IV
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Reconstruction IV
RECONSTRUCTION IV
RECONSTRUCTION IV
RECONSTRUCTION IV
RECONSTRUCTION IV
RECONSTRUCTION IV
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RECONSTRUCTION IV

The scene is presented as a diorama setup displaying either an existing or potential reality.

An investigation seems to be conducted. Reminiscent of procedures at a crime scene: places are marked and material collected.

Or it could be an exhibition setup and a representation of something that is already predetermined is on display. The arrangement is clear, with floor plans available and materials placed in their designated spots.

The scene can be repeatedly reconstructed and deconstructed based on blueprints and scripts.

How do we perceive the world and the events within it?
Is each event unique, examined and archived as a closed case?
Do we view the past as a sequence of events that repeat themselves and are essentially the same?
Or is it fixed, like a script waiting to be played out?