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Work by Yvonne C Roth: wood-framed glass display case with a small notice, set into a yellow-tiled wall in a subway station.
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Yvonne C Roth

Work by Yvonne C Roth: performance in a dim room, where a silhouetted person raises their arms near a round lamp, a speaker, and a glass case.
Work by Yvonne C Roth: performer holds up a large white sheet in a dim room, lit blue, beside a glowing glass case and a hung textile.
Work by Yvonne C Roth: dimly lit installation with blue spotlights, a round lamp on a stand, and a glass case, throwing shadows across a white wall.
Work by Yvonne C Roth: a person holds a long pole supporting a large, translucent, ink-marked plastic sheet against a white wall.
Work by Yvonne C Roth: grid of eight film stills. The first and second stills feature foil objects on a metal table set on a green backdrop. The third and forth stills show a mass of glistening bubbles on an orange backdrop. The fifth and sixth show a white golf ball being hit by a metal club. The seventh and eight show a woman dressed in black seated at a table. Captions in order: Mini Bomb, L'Essence, Golf, Dorade Royal, 2012.
Work by Yvonne C Roth: two stacked frames of glowing, streaked purple light on a black background.
Work by Yvonne C Roth: wood-framed glass display case with a small notice, set into a yellow-tiled wall in a subway station.
Work by Yvonne C Roth: tall glass display cases with wood frames in a subway station with yellow tiled columns.
Work by Yvonne C Roth: two film projections on the walls of a dark room, one showing a woman in profile against a pale blue background.
Work by Yvonne C Roth: film projection of a dark-haired woman with a hand at her lips, in a large hall with white partition walls.
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In “Sleep, the Mouth and the Dream Screen“ Yvonne C Roth shapes a hallucinatoric space through the overlapping of different layers. The artist created a personalized dream screen that can be seen as an individual membrane or skin between her inner world and the outer world. On this dream screen, consisting of different material layers, film pictures are projected to spread out into the surrounding. The topic of the diegetic space - what belongs to an art piece and where does it end - is here conclusively. As well the spatial component as the viewer are involved into the narrated world. The idea that all created spaces are united in one common space observes a world of individual informed layers that reflect on each other and find their origin in the basic building materials sound and light.

In “Sleep, the Mouth and the Dream Screen“ these basic building materials of the film apparatus and the psychic apparatus shape a vivid organism that leads a life of its own.

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