Hoop by Boris Dornbusch

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Hoop

Hoop

Artist

Boris Dornbusch
Production Date

2008
Medium

single channel video, standard definition (SD), 16:9, colour, silent
Size

13min 37sec
Credit

Chartwell Collection, Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki, 2009
Accession Number

C2009/1/27
Accession Date

07 Sep 2009
Department

New Zealand Art
Classification

Audiovisual
Collection

Chartwell

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In almost every season there can be a singular moment when something unexpected fails to materialise,(from the trilogy A view through the trees to a couple standing in the snow)