February 2007 • Veronica Perez Karleson

Qstnnr at the CSM MA Fine Art symposium 2006

From left to right: 1. Judy, Maureen, Lydia and Philip playing Cally's game. 2. Joanna and Sophie with the camera. 3. Mary placing a sound drawing.

Qstnnr at the CSM MA Fine Art symposium 2006

Published 02/02/2007

Art symposium – June 2006 – Matt’s Gallery, 42-44 Copperfield Road, London E3 4RR

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Qstnnr

Stand with empty forms at the symposium and two examples of forms filled in by the public, one printed and one on-line. 2006-2012

Qstnnr

Published 02/02/2007

Art installation and internet project. 2006

Qstnnr was my first experiment with unintelligible text. It is a questionnaire which presents an unintelligible text and asks about the feelings it evokes, inspired by psychological tests and marketing techniques.

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Identikit art exhibition

Identikit exhibition view with laaaotfohc in the background

Identikit art exhibition

Published 01/02/2007

Art exhibition – 10-19 February 2006 – temporarycontemporary gallery

The Old Seager Distillery, 2nd floor, Atlantic House, Brookmill Road, London SE8 4JT

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laaaotfohc (language as an acknowledgement of the failure of human communication)

Acrylic, metallic pigment and charcoal on canvas (31x31cm), leaflet holder with leaflets (21.5x11.5cm), MDF pedestal, 2006

laaaotfohc (language as an acknowledgement of the failure of human communication)

Published 01/02/2007

Art installation and internet project. 2006

Are you an independently thinking individual who just happens to choose to behave like everyone else around you?

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I can’t concentrate

Published 01/02/2007

Drawings. 2006

Text drawings on the attempt to work with disruptive noise in the background.

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LAMPallure

Published 01/02/2007

Drawings. 2006

Text drawings inspired by LAMP servers (Linux Apache MySQL PHP).

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Month: February 2007

Qstnnr at the CSM MA Fine Art symposium 2006

Qstnnr

Identikit art exhibition

laaaotfohc (language as an acknowledgement of the failure of human communication)

I can’t concentrate

LAMPallure