Andrea Božić contributes a LUNARIS work to By the Means at Hand - Vlatka Horvat's project at the 60th Venice Biennale

The Premonitions Agency - Dream Log by Andrea Božić

Print and pen on paper, QR code and digital video, 2.48 min loop, HD, colour
42 x 29,7 cm

The Premonitions Agency - Dream Log is a log from the LUNARIS Dream Archive, an archive of collected, analysied and logged dreams. It is part of the performative cinematic multiverse titled LUNARIS, a fictional shared world - embedded in the ‘real’ world – which we are developing the coming years and which will host a constellation of interlinked works: performances, audio-visual installations and related other works across performance and visual art by Andrea Božić and Julia Willms in collaboration with the Premonitions Agency.For LUNARIS we collaborate with the Premonitions Agency, a specufictional government entity whose task is to collect, capture and analyze citizens’ dreams and intervene into them to affect real-life events.

Andrea made The Premonitions Agenyc - Dream Log responding to Vlatka's invitation to participate in her project and as part of the LUNARIS multiverse.

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For 3D scan of the dreamer click HERE

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About Vlatka Horvat's By the Means at Hand

Engaging with the theme of Adriano Pedrosa’s main exhibition for La Biennale di Venezia, “Stranieri Ovunque – Foreigners Everywhere,” Vlatka Horvat’s project for the Croatian Pavilion, curated by Antonia Majaca, exists as an accumulative exhibition of artworks by a wide-ranging group of international artists living “as foreigners,” reflecting on questions and urgencies of the diasporic experience.

The exhibition is generated through a social and performative exchange taking place over the course of the Biennale Arte 2024. Vlatka is inviting artists living in diaspora all over the world to engage in a series of reciprocal exchanges of artworks and other materials, all of which are sent between Venice and other places by improvised means – via various friends, travelers, and strangers who are enlisted as informal couriers for the project.

More information about By the Means at Hand