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GRR30: urban recordings

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26th September 2006, Neue Zuercher Zeitung, Zurich: 'This meaty and yet compact volume compiles everyday scenes from all over the globe. (...) The opulent mix of old and new drawings exemplifies Giezendanner's tendency to work less on complete pictures and more on a 'world of images'. (Villoe Huszai)

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Ingo Giezendanner: Rundherundherundherum

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The Schadaupark in Thun, Switzerland, is home to the world’s oldest surviving panorama of the world, painted from 1809 to 1814 by Marquard Wocher. For his exhibition at the venue, Swiss artist Ingo Giezendanner (born 1975) has drawn a matching panorama of the city of Tunis, depicted in a 360-degree circle of the town square.

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GRR47 : Iskandariyah Skan

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"My previous picture book was about a train trip to Baku, this book documents my ferry trip accross the Mediterranean Sea to Alexandria (or Iskandariyah as it is called in Arabic). I was invited to exhbit my work and conduct a workshop organized by the artist-run Alexandria Contemporary Arts Forum (ACAF). This paperback is a selection of the many drawings that transpired on this amazing journey. Not all my drawings are of a scene that catches my eye. Often it starts with coming across a really comfortable spot where I can sit undisturbed for some time amongst the hustle and rumble of a busy city. This, for me, can be quite meditative. Later, I scan the drawings to upload onto my website and other applications. This time round, I also experimented with the drawings and hope to present this book as my personal development or work in progress. I wish to share the overwhelming experience of drawing the ocean and have tried to capture the simultaneous static second and fluid element of the water by flushing the drawings through a scanner and allowing them to distort as they wish to flow, much like the city, much like life itself." Ingo Giezendanner alias GRRRR, July 2011 Since 1998, Ingo Giezendanner documents his surroundings with pen on paper. He produces zines, murals, books, exhibitions, video clips and maintains a website (GRRRR.net) to create his own world.