Rebecca Erin Moran at Mono No Aware, New York

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AN EXHIBITION OF EXPANDED CINEMA, PERFORMANCE, LIVE MUSIC, AND INSTALLATION WITH 15 WORKS BY 32 INTERNATIONAL ARTISTS

AT 1115 FLUSHING AVENUE – BROOKLYN, NEW YORK

MONO NO AWARE is a cinema-arts organization working to promote connectivity through the cinematic experience. Based in Brooklyn, NY, MONO NO AWARE presents monthly artist-in-person screenings, organizes analogue filmmaking workshops, facilitates equipment rentals, operates a film distribution initiative, plans cinema field trips, and hosts an annual exhibition for contemporary artists and international filmmakers whose work incorporates Super 8mm, 16mm, 35mm or altered light projections as part of a live performance or installation. We are a non-profit in the state of New York and gladly accept contributions of equipment and support in the form of donations.

Presenting artists include: Charlotte Becket (Brooklyn, NY), Rebecca Erin Moran (Reykjavik, Iceland), Viktoria Schmid (Vienna, Austria), Timothy David Orme (Iowa City, IA) & Kir Jordan (Brooklyn, NY), Robbie Land (Atlanta, GA), Robert L Pepper, Amber Brien, Michael Durek, & Jon Worthley as Pas Musique (Brooklyn, NY), Simon Liu, Ben Hozie, & Warren Ng (Brooklyn, NY), Aaron Zeghers (Winnipeg, Canada), Sylvain Chaussée & Adrian Cook as Zephyr (Toronto, Canada), Michael Newton (Brooklyn, NY), Zoe Kirk-Gushowaty (Vancouver, Canada), Stephanie Gould & Brighid Greene (Queens, NY), Josh Weissbach (East Haddam, CT), Scott Fitzpatrick (Winnipeg, Canada), John Marks, Crystal Myslajek, & Sam Hoolihan (Minneapolis, MN), Craig Scheihing, Christian Bach, Justin Fox, Kevin P. Keenan, Jesse Kennedy, Kian Sorouri & Gabby Eisenhower (Philadelphia, PA).

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STILL LIFE WITH FRIES

16MM SINGLE PROJECTION (LOOPED) / INSTALLATION
REBECCA ERIN MORAN (REYKJAVIK, ICELAND)

a framed space. a flatline of time. inspired by traditional dutch painting and the secret life of inanimate objects. still life with fries is a tableau vivante painted with light.

Rebecca works in diverse forms such as installation and sculpture. It often examines concepts and material of 16mm filmmaking to explore perception, narrative, linear thinking; where time loses the marker of meaning. Her work explores the loopholes between things, the clash. The conflict. The paradox of. Where opposites meet and create coherency.

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