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  • Paul Chan

    …Venice Biennale (2009), Chan created Sade for Sade’s Sake, a 5-hour 45-minute animated projection featuring pulsating abstract imagery inspired by the erotic writings of the French nobleman Marquis de Sade. Seeking to explore varied dimensions of arousal rather than to retell a narrative, Chan pushed viewers to experience their own…

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    …Venice Biennale (2009), Chan created Sade for Sade’s Sake, a 5-hour 45-minute animated projection featuring pulsating abstract imagery inspired by the erotic writings of the French nobleman Marquis de Sade. Seeking to explore varied dimensions of arousal rather than to retell a narrative, Chan pushed viewers to experience their own…

    Read More