The SFMOMA just released a concise and insightful short video interview with Jürg Lehni about his work. Given their acquisition of the Swiss artist and designer’s drawing machine Viktor, he speaks about A Taxonomy of Communication, the series of drawings he’s prepared for the institution. While worth watching to hear his articulation of how “technology is a language and a vocabulary” versus a corporatized proprietary toolkit, Jürg also sheds a little light on the progression of his drawing machines from imperfect spraypainters to a chalk-wielding pedagogical platforms.
Jürg comes up with some regularity here on CAN (see Alexander Scholz’s extensive review of “Short Cuts” at CentrePasquArt – which the artist plays quite a prominent role in). Jürg is also one HOLO 2's featured artists, as profiled by Vera Sacchetti and photographed by Anne Gabriel-Jürgens, and he takes us on a wonderful journey of making, drawing and collaboration.
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Created Jürg Lehni, Moving Picture Show is an installation presented during the 23rd International Poster and Graphic Design Festival in Chaumont where the Jesuit chapel was transformed into a workshop, a scenario of conception, production and a projection space. The installation deals with the current migration from analogue to digital film projection in cinemas across the globe by reappropriating a 35mm motion picture film using high-powered precision laser.
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