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Navigacije – Dan Oki

A combination of film, computer animation and video. Navigations meditatively examines the element of water as a primary origin of philosophy and as the omnipresent source of life. The work is an encyclopaedic sample of all the elements that have water as their topic. In keeping with the encyclopaedic set-up, Oki finishes with questions and notions in seven languages (Greek, Latin, English, German, French, Russian and Croatian) about Not-being (like a drowning person) or (the puzzling nature of) tangible objects

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Dan Oki

Dan Oki is a filmmaker and artist. Besides his practise he also curates and teaches as a professor of Film and Electronic Arts. His films have been shown at Festivals like Motovun Film Festival, Motovun; Brooklyn Film Festival, New York; International Film Festival Rotterdam; Image Forum Film Festival, Tokyo; Pula Film Festival; SEE Film Festival, Los Angeles; European Media Art Festival, Osnabruck; World Wide Video Festival, Den Haag; Videonalle, Bonn; Dumbo Video Festival, New York; Videoex, Zurich; Transmediale, Berlin; Ethnografilm Festival, Paris etc. Exhibitions: Museum of Contemporary Art, Zagreb; Mejan Labs, Stockholm; Museo Nacional Centro De Arte Reina Sofia, Madrid; Palazzo Pubblico, Sienna; The 5th International Biennale ARTEC’97, Nagoya; Museum voor Moderne Kunst, Arnhem; Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Rijeka; Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Novi Sad; Doulon Museum of Modern Art, Shangai; Kibla, Maribor; Smart Project Space, Amsterdam; Andiamo Gallery, Marseille; ARCO Blackbox, Madrid; Nam June Paik Center, Yongin; Argos, Bruxelles etc.