God is Dog spelled Backwards

“In 2019, I finished this kinetic sculpture which it meant a lot for me to complete. It had almost spontaneously earned the title: god is dog spelled backwards. The choice of title seemed at first, to me, only an obvious orthographic evidence, an artifact intended to divert the attention from the relevant. It was also a nod to the Fluxus movement, for which I’ve always had a deep fascination. That being said, I learned a little later ―while trying to find any reasonable argument for this uncanny choice― that it had been actually used for the first time in 1967, to name a three-minute film directed by Dan McLaughlin. The film features 3000 years of art history in just under three minutes. At a rate of eight works of art per second to original music by Beethoven (5th Symphony). The artwork battery-operated and was at the basis of a short movie project in which I would move the device in various contexts and take short, 15-second videos. This is a way to share the importance of the context in which an artwork is displayed to the public.”