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Nocturne

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A Kiss in the Dreamhouse

Nocturne - a picture of the artists as Robert Smith & Siouxsie Sioux comprises A Kiss in the Dreamhouse and Twice Upon a Time. The images play out a recurring theme in Iain and Jane's early practice - of real and replica, doppelganger and artifice.

Twice upon a time

This is Iain and Jane's first self protrait. The double-edged images are in turn, obsessive, disturbing, pathetic and fantastical. In each portrait the mirror is twisted on to the self and the self lays unnervingly exposed, thinly disguised under a dressed-up surface. Consistently the impact of their work is heightened by their 'twoness' - here, a ritualistic acting out of a shared obsession.

A Kiss in the Dreamhouse installation view
A Kiss in the Dreamhouse installation view

 

Nocturne - a picture of the artists as Robert Smith & Siouxsie Sioux
Hand tinted C-Type prints on MDF. Various dimensions. 1999

First exhibited in Kill Yr Idols at Laure Genillard, London during July 1999.

 

 

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Kill Yr Idols

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Why Can't I Be You?
A Japanese Dream

 
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