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− | Zdravič's multi-monitor video installation ''Secrets of Soča – Time Horizon'' represented Slovenia at World Expo '98, Lisbon and has been, since 1995, a permanent exhibit at the [[Trenta Lodge TNP Information Centre and Museum]]. His ''Ocean Lava-Time Horizon'' installation represented Slovenia at the Venice Biennale 1999. | + | Zdravič's multi-monitor video installation ''Secrets of Soča – Time Horizon'' represented Slovenia at World Expo '98, Lisbon and has been, since 1995, a permanent exhibit at the [[Trenta Lodge TNP Information Centre and Museum]]. His ''Ocean Lava-Time Horizon'' installation represented Slovenia at the Venice Biennale 1999. |
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+ | Since September 2011 the [[Trenta Lodge TNP Information Centre and Museum]] has featured also Zdravič's recent film installation ''The Forest - Time Triptych''. | ||
== Films == | == Films == |
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Andrej Zdravič's film Riverglass, produced by Antara, as part of the exhibition One Sixth of the Earth: Ecologies of Image
Video installations
Zdravič's multi-monitor video installation Secrets of Soča – Time Horizon represented Slovenia at World Expo '98, Lisbon and has been, since 1995, a permanent exhibit at the Trenta Lodge TNP Information Centre and Museum. His Ocean Lava-Time Horizon installation represented Slovenia at the Venice Biennale 1999.
Since September 2011 the Trenta Lodge TNP Information Centre and Museum has featured also Zdravič's recent film installation The Forest - Time Triptych.
Films
Andrej Zdravič's film Riverglass (1997, 41') was screened in over 80 venues in 22 countries around the world – among others at the Bienal del Fin del Mundo, Sao Paulo, Brazil; at 48C Public Art Ecology Festival in New Delhi; in Zdravič's Film Retrospective at Antholgy Film Archives, New York, 2008; as well as on ARTE television and elsewhere.
Riverglass received a number of awards, including the Prešeren Fund Award, and was discussed in several books, among others in Framing the World – Explorations in Ecocriticism and Film, edited by Paula Willoquet-Maricondi, 2010.