International Performance Art Duo VestAndPage (Verena Stenke and Andrea Pagnes) collaborated with Grace to present a limited edition print of their performance “Thou Twin of Slumber: Chrysalis”. This work was performance at Grace in 2013.
Performance Title: Thou Twin of Slumber: Chrysalis
Artists: VestAndPage
Venue: Grace Exhibition Space (GES), Brooklyn, NY, USA
Date of Performance: July 26, 2013
Photographer: Giovanni Crespo
Print Type: Limited Edition Archival Pigment Print (Giclée)
Edition Details & Specifications
Edition Size: 10 archival prints
Print Media Specifications:
Paper: 100% Cotton Rag
Weight: 300 gsm
Surface: Smooth, Matte
Print Size: 17” x 11”
Description: The performance Thou Twin of Slumber: Chrysalis was the New York episode of an eight-part performance cycle by VestAndPage that explored themes of death, sleep, and rebirth, using the life cycle of a moth as its structural guide. Presented at Grace Exhibition Space, the piece focused on challenging perceptions of physical reality and pain, offering the audience a choice to either witness visceral actions or listen to sounds in darkness.
International Performance Art Duo VestAndPage (Verena Stenke and Andrea Pagnes) collaborated with Grace to present a limited edition print of their performance “Thou Twin of Slumber: Chrysalis”. This work was performance at Grace in 2013.
Performance Title: Thou Twin of Slumber: Chrysalis
Artists: VestAndPage
Venue: Grace Exhibition Space (GES), Brooklyn, NY, USA
Date of Performance: July 26, 2013
Photographer: Giovanni Crespo
Print Type: Limited Edition Archival Pigment Print (Giclée)
Edition Details & Specifications
Edition Size: 10 archival prints
Print Media Specifications:
Paper: 100% Cotton Rag
Weight: 300 gsm
Surface: Smooth, Matte
Print Size: 17” x 11”
Description: The performance Thou Twin of Slumber: Chrysalis was the New York episode of an eight-part performance cycle by VestAndPage that explored themes of death, sleep, and rebirth, using the life cycle of a moth as its structural guide. Presented at Grace Exhibition Space, the piece focused on challenging perceptions of physical reality and pain, offering the audience a choice to either witness visceral actions or listen to sounds in darkness.
