Martinez and Sandler’s art party is billed as an imaginary sleepover, and if you come you will enjoy an absurdist viewpoint of today’s Heisenbergian world. (Save you the Wikipedia trip: Physicist Werner Heisenberg hypothesized the uncertainty principle.) Sandler’s Mylar installation, “This Party Balloon Is an Organ and an Airship,” will drift gently over guests’ heads. Underfoot, a Roomba festooned as a marauding house flipper (“There’s a Sucker Born Every Minute”) will disrupt partygoers’ conversations like an annoyingly utilitarian pet.
In between, the two artists document our nowtimes using dark humor with more installations and conceptual sculptures, photos and paintings, grappling with all of the crises in their current life lineup. Also, there will be cake.
You can come for the cake. Or you can cherish the Dada of it all, lean into the anxiety a little, laugh at our collective lack of control over this slow-motion car crash of a world, and witness a piñata filled with parking tickets, glitter and receipts (Martinez’s performance-activated sculpture “Ultraviolet Death & Taxes”) being whacked but good. The cathartic explosion might be just what you need.
Quarter Life / Crisis! runs from Jan.27 to March 29 at the Casselberry Sculpture House.
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