Uploaded March 2020 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
In this video, artist Daniel Steegmann Mangrané takes us through his second solo exhibition at Esther Schipper Gallery, entitled 'Fog Dog'. The exhibition includes architectural light interventions, a sound installation and a new film.
Both the film 'Fog Dog'—with its ample portrait of a world beyond human modes of existence—and the exhibition as a whole with its heightened awareness of light, sound, and tactility, created through the architectural interventions and sound installation, seek to address how human perception makes sense of the world, questioning a traditional model of Western dichotomy between subject and object, and proposing a more nuanced, less hierarchical, and richer paradigm.
Video by MONA | Produced by Monica Salazar | Filmed and Edited by Peter Cairns
In this video, artist Daniel Steegmann Mangrané takes us through his second solo exhibition at Esther Schipper Gallery, entitled 'Fog Dog'. The exhibition includes architectural light interventions, a sound installation and a new film.
Both the film 'Fog Dog'—with its ample portrait of a world beyond human modes of existence—and the exhibition as a whole with its heightened awareness of light, sound, and tactility, created through the architectural interventions and sound installation, seek to address how human perception makes sense of the world, questioning a traditional model of Western dichotomy between subject and object, and proposing a more nuanced, less hierarchical, and richer paradigm.
Video by MONA | Produced by Monica Salazar | Filmed and Edited by Peter Cairns
