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|Bio=Tessel Schmidt (1983, NL) is a video artist who stages scenes from everyday life. Macro landscapes from everyday materials open into larger worlds. Schmidt’s set-ups often capture people at the limits of endurance or in a state of suspension. Her work explores the space in between life and death; the microscopic and the vast. The in between space is both uncanny and comforting; alien and everyday, testing the viewer's limits of perception. | |Bio=Tessel Schmidt (1983, NL) is a video artist who stages scenes from everyday life. Macro landscapes from everyday materials open into larger worlds. Schmidt’s set-ups often capture people at the limits of endurance or in a state of suspension. Her work explores the space in between life and death; the microscopic and the vast. The in between space is both uncanny and comforting; alien and everyday, testing the viewer's limits of perception. | ||
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|Website=[http://www.tesselschmidt.com www.tesselschmidt.com] | |Website=[http://www.tesselschmidt.com www.tesselschmidt.com] | ||
|Description= | |Description=(Single vertical transparent screen projection, 3’) | ||
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“''It feels like you're taking a break from life. You are not breathing and in this in between world: not dead nor alive.<br> | |||
I have experienced depression, so I know what it feels like to not wanting to live anymore. | I have experienced depression, so I know what it feels like to not wanting to live anymore.<br> | ||
When I freedive I am grateful to be alive and to experience this in between state. “ | When I freedive I am grateful to be alive and to experience this in between state.'' “ <br> | ||
- Judith de Waard, Dutch recordholder women freediving, 51 meters | - Judith de Waard, Dutch recordholder women freediving, 51 meters | ||
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In The In Between I we encounter freediver Judith de Waard, hanging 5 meters below the water's surface. | In The In Between I we encounter freediver Judith de Waard, hanging 5 meters below the water's surface.<br> | ||
She holds her breath for 3 minutes in real time. She fights the contractions her body produces as she runs out of air. | She holds her breath for 3 minutes in real time. She fights the contractions her body produces as she runs out of air.<br> | ||
The mental state of the freediver under the water can be described as suspended between life and death. | The mental state of the freediver under the water can be described as suspended between life and death. | ||
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| Creator | Tessel Schmidt |
| Year | 2022 |
| Bio | Tessel Schmidt (1983, NL) is a video artist who stages scenes from everyday life. Macro landscapes from everyday materials open into larger worlds. Schmidt’s set-ups often capture people at the limits of endurance or in a state of suspension. Her work explores the space in between life and death; the microscopic and the vast. The in between space is both uncanny and comforting; alien and everyday, testing the viewer's limits of perception. |
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| Website | www.tesselschmidt.com |
(Single vertical transparent screen projection, 3’)
“It feels like you're taking a break from life. You are not breathing and in this in between world: not dead nor alive.
I have experienced depression, so I know what it feels like to not wanting to live anymore.
When I freedive I am grateful to be alive and to experience this in between state. “
- Judith de Waard, Dutch recordholder women freediving, 51 meters
In The In Between I we encounter freediver Judith de Waard, hanging 5 meters below the water's surface.
She holds her breath for 3 minutes in real time. She fights the contractions her body produces as she runs out of air.
The mental state of the freediver under the water can be described as suspended between life and death.