Cem Örgen
Case, Keyboard, Winter, 2021
Adidas tracksuit, CNC cut varnished and sanded spruce - Single-channel video 3'45
(Recording from the gameplay "Demon’s Souls" through the artist's character), monitor, player headset, jigsaw cut raw spruce, sponge, computer case, polyester climbing wall stones, glass,
stainless rod, aluminum composite.
(Recording from the gameplay "Demon’s Souls" through the artist's character), monitor, player headset, jigsaw cut raw spruce, sponge, computer case, polyester climbing wall stones, glass,
stainless rod, aluminum composite.
150 x 100 x 90 cm
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As the source and power of the installation, a CPU unit protected by a computer case sits onfragile glass planes touching the floor with a material trained in vertical progression...
As the source and power of the installation, a CPU unit protected by a computer case sits onfragile glass planes touching the floor with a material trained in vertical progression now laidhorizontally. On the other side of the cables, crafted with a rush and unfinished materials, theplywood station stands out for watching the curated gameplay of a character whose actionsare bound to a series of sound compositions on a piano. Behind the gamer's playground,connected by clamps, machine-cut and varnished plywood of the same type presents aconventional layout of a piano tailored from fabric pieces of the iconic stripes of a brand (Adidas) known for its young, diverse, and reckless attitude. It's youth in isolation, a positionagainst reality, exposure, and the source of light. Screen light, a tamed source of lightagainst the sun; case, an armor protecting its traits from external conditions and aninstrument; players tools to revalue the reality, morality, and use of things.
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