Uriel Orlow, Still Aftershock, 2011

Still Aftershock

Series of Fibre-based Silver Gelatine Prints, C-type Prints and Slide Projection, 2011. In December 1988 the textile factory of Leninakan in Northern Armenia was destroyed by a major earthquake, prefiguring the seismic shift that was the end of the Soviet … More

Uriel Orlow, The Short and the Long of it, 2010-11

The Short and the Long of It

The starting point of The Short and the Long of It is an extra-ordinary episode which has all but disappeared from official histories; namely, the failed passage of fourteen international cargo ships through the Suez Canal on 5 June 1967. … More

Uriel Orlow, Aide-Mémoire, 2010-11

Aide-Memoire

Aide-mémoire is part travelogue, slide-show, obscure history lesson and immersive sound-scape. It presents a visual chain of association and explores the construction of memory, narrative and national symbols.

Uriel Orlow, Remnants of the Future, video, 2010

Remnants of the Future (video)

Remnants of the Future combines elements of documentary, sci-fi and electro-acoustics. It portrays the precarious existence in a post-Soviet ghost-town, an inverted ruin of the modern that is still waiting to fulfill its utopian ambition of communal living.

About Uriel Orlow

Uriel Orlow is an artist known for his modular multi-media installations, comprising video, photography, sound, text, drawing and prints. His work is exhibited internationally and is represented in private and public collections. This website contains an archive of selected works and publications. More →

News

  • Saint Gervais, Geneva | Spectrography

  • Fondation Ricard, Paris | Au loin, une île

  • ACAF, Alexandria | There is Nothing Left

  • CIC, Cairo | Hydrarchy

  • Ecole des Beaux Arts, Paris | Hantologie des Colonies

  • Bétonsalon, Paris | One Caption Hides Another

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