Kandis Friesen works with dispersed and disintegrating monumental forms. Her compositions build from displaced histories, materials, structures, and sites, using assemblage and collage. This work is a constant translation and transposition, where language and image shift registers, trip alphabets, and slip surfaces and terrains. The echo and the choir develop as central modes, amplifying both the signal and source, the role of architecture and sound, in collective and individual forms of publication. Friesen\u2019s research approaches architecture through intimate interiors and public constructions, inhabitations and evictions. Her work with sound is grounded in musical transmission, silence and mutedness, using bodies and buildings as instruments. Oral language becomes a portable homeland, an aural territory that is sounded, felt, and heard.<\/p>\n
Her recent work responds to a series of architectures that could be considered hesitant monuments, proposing grafted frameworks for structural resonance, repositioning, and monumental dis\/repair.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"template":"","categories":[],"class_list":["post-29610","kb_artist","type-kb_artist","status-publish","hentry"],"acf":{"article_image":29607,"article_image_bu_de":"Nouvelle Rushnyk, 2019, Wolle, Faden, Stein, Beton, Buntstift auf Pigmentdruck, Plastikt\u00fcte (Detail), Santa Fe Art Institute, O\u2019ghe P\u2019oghe, nicht anerkannte Tewa- und Tanos-Gebiete \/ Santa Fe, US. Courtesy the artist. ","article_image_bu_en":"Nouvelle Rushnyk, 2019, cotton, thread, stone, concrete, colour pencil on pigment print, plastic bag (detail), Santa Fe Art Institute, O\u2019ghe P\u2019oghe, unceded Tewa and Tanos territories \/ Santa Fe, US. Courtesy the artist. ","datum_suche":"2021-01-28 14:12:08"},"yoast_head":"\n