E9: Benjamin Elvira (Oxford Brookes Show, 2010)

E9: Benjamin Elvira (Oxford Brookes Show, 2010)

I sound out to the questions that you write of. I feel the ground to cover with one quesiton alone is enough and indeed some Artists spend their career answering to it.

As mindful of sensitivities, one hopes that you will understand throwing us all into the ring can have painful consequences. The bull, a symbol of fevered temper, a prowess in shape and movement: The equador, the victor, one hopes, as the colour blindness of red fever, the bulls charges. We hope the Spanish understand that the native, the bull or the Equador have equal rights in the Bull Ring.

One Hopes that intent, whether male of female, has its inevitable consequences. The hope being, to define us in relationships, the manner of which is questioned with each new generation. The prevaricator of sex, the power or intuitions to all is a fight to the end with love and understanding to our partners, our age, our hormones, our real feelings being tested to win in the final gasps of our years.

The use, the need, the interpretation and skill needed to use new technologies are upon us as with any other generation. The progressive, impotent, dangerous cry of our worlds make us human. But the technologies speed up reactions, human or other wise to help and hinder our development. To us, the feel of contentment of work, the system, the endless days of struggle to ally ourselves with technology.

The record of time, documents, portrayed as propaganda, the endless divulgence of 'truth'. We are vulnerable to our own views, to others and the transforming and changing messages of technology.

Presently, marketing social networks on the Internet, personally otherwise dogmatic modems, We are here as records of our lives, our friends, our businesses, our family life. And so to.

E9: Benjamin Elvira (Oxford Brookes Show, 2010)Scale
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Art Critic: E. Waller

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