Uffe Isolotto
October 12, 5:30-7:30 pm
Joshua Tree Dry Lake Bed
34°10’16.5″N 116°12’54.0’W

Shuteye extends from Isolotto’s year-long project We Walked the Earth, a dramatic, immersive installation featuring a centaur family. This work debuted at the Danish Pavilion during the Venice Biennale in 2022.

While We Walked the Earth staged a pre-existing mythology in a realistic setting, Shuteye introduces a new central figure – a reverse centaur, if you will – serving as the cornerstone of an evolving mythology in an alternate timeline.

On October 12 please join us in the desert for the premiere of Isolotto’s new work Shuteye.
Coordinates will lead to the location.
Accessible to all vehicles.
Tune in to FM 100.5 for soundscape.

Presented by Institute of the Sun, a residency and exhibition platform founded by Anna Frost.
Shuteye and The Institute’s program is supported by Nordic Culture Fund and The Danish Art Foundation