
Donau – Transfer, Budapest, 1993
Juli Susin, Véronique Bourgoin
Juli Susin, Véronique Bourgoin “Donau wo Kommst du her -Time Transfer” Project In Situ Galerie Folyamat, Budapest, Hungary. In the early 90s, Gabor Csazaeri, who was directing experimental films at the time, created a non-permanent art gallery in a cast-iron kiosk used as a measuring device along the Danube river. The gallery presented a cycle of exhibitions by artists/friends such as Jochen Lempert, Ursula Panhans-Bülher, historian, among others. Each artist had to produce their work using graph paper fitting the size of the machine cylinder, set-up on site for a week. With a transmission system connected to the river and linked to a mechanical pencil-fitted beam, the diagram of variations at water level appeared through a small window on the artwork winding onto the cylinder . « Donau wo kommst du her – Time Transfer » by Juli Susin and Véronique Bourgoin is a photograph printed in a lab on graph paper prepared from a photo-emulsion technique, it shows a woman looking like she is floating on the Danube river curves.
Traduction french to english : Gina Guidarelli

«Donau wo Kommst du her -Time Transfer », Juli Susin et Véronique Bourgoin, Photo imprimée sur papier millimétré sensibilisé au Liquid Light. Installée autour du cylindre de la machine pour mesurer le niveau du Danube.



Juli Susin et Gabor Csaszaeri, Budapest, 1993, photo de Véronique Bourgoin



"L'invasion de l'Angleterre", Véronique Bourgoin. Portrait de Gabor Csaszaeri, réalisé lors du projet "Time Transfer" à Montreuil, 1992

