Migration (empire)

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Migration (empire) is a video installation by contemporary artist Doug Aitken that explores themes of displacement and the relationship between humans, animals, and the modern American landscape.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf artwork
video installation
artMovement postmodern art
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Doug Aitken NERFINISHED
creatorNationality American
depicts American motels
North American wildlife
animals in motel rooms
highways
roadside architecture
exhibitionHistory has been exhibited in museums and galleries internationally
format multi-channel video installation
genre contemporary art
hasPart looped video sequences
projected images
hasTheme American identity
alienation
intersection of nature and culture
isolation
transience
travel
urbanization
intendedSetting gallery space
museum space
language English
mainSubject American West NERFINISHED
displacement
environmental change
globalization
migration
mobility
modern American landscape
relationship between humans and animals
medium video
movement contemporary installation art
video art
notableFor exploring psychological and physical landscapes of America
portraying animals inhabiting human-designed spaces
relatedWork Doug Aitken: Sleepwalkers NERFINISHED
Doug Aitken: Song 1 NERFINISHED
usesTechnique looping projection
site-specific installation
slow motion cinematography

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Doug Aitken notableWork Migration (empire)