EPISODE · Aug 11, 2021 · 21 MIN
I Had To Make This: Bassem Saad
from Ultradilute Podcast · host bassem saad, hito steyerl, shana moultin
Bassem Saad has a background in design and architecture, and he talks about how viewing a Shana Moultin piece at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris triggered his hunger for making video. I find his work deeply incisive in this strange moment, and it was a pleasure to speak to him on the line from Berlin. I began by asking him about how he grew up, where, and how he made the transition from architecture to art. Roddy Schrock, CHP, provides 100% online homeopathic care for creative people, entrepreneurs, and leaders. If you are navigating burnout, anxiety, or chronic fatigue, explore our online homeopathic care plans here.---Ultradilute Podcast is the companion show to Ultradilute Homeopathy where we clear new paths to health through homeopathic care.Discover how personalized homeopathic care can help, learn more at ultradilute.com.---All content, including music, photography, sound recordings, and video, is created by Ultradilute and licensed under Creative Commons BY-NC-ND 4.0.Learn more: ultradilute.com | Contact: [email protected] podcast is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider regarding personal health concerns.
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Bassem Saad is a young artist whose video work is compelling and strange, in the right ways. It's theoretically on target and is full of formal considerations that lend it heft while also fizzing with queer energy and insight. In this conversation, he discusses what it was like to bounce around the world alongside riots, uprisings, and a global pandemic, and feeling like those events required him to make a new work in response.
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