Kani Lent is a multidisciplinary artist, filmmaker and researcher based in Berlin.

They utilize various media and archival practices which they  assemble into ongoing time-based media fragment-installations as tools to engage with research areas of (westasian) refiguration and mythmaking, history of perception, contemporary media culture, information circulation, cybernetics and form.

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Exhibition history
Selected exhibitions, residencies, writing

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Recent selected shows, writing and residencies:

// Afterlives of the empire- Encounters between art and academia residency and exhibition-
developed by Prof. Gesa Stedman and exhibited at Lichhof Ost Gallery, Humbolduniversity, Berlin


// 1,2, on Joyfully waiting- online platform for soundart

// Hyperstition
group show at Museum for photograpy, Berlin, curated by Marlena von Wedel 

// Let’s See What We Find, group show at Museum für Fotografie, Berlin curated by Sebastian Peter

// Lensbased variety show and tell at Temporary Home @ Documenta 15, screening, Kassel

// Four Walls of My Room, group show at Acud, Berlin

//Collaborative soundpiece on EOS Radio 

// Silver Lining at Halbhaus, Berlin, curated by Kunzten

// A thousand withins, sound piece, Refuge Radio, Berlin

// Artificial Follies, group show at Transmediale / CTM Vorspiel, Silent Green, Berlin 

// ReKin at Photo Schweiz, Zürich

// writing in Para-Educational Papers

// Queer Formats at Xanadu, screening, Berlin

// LORE at Gelegenheiten, group show, Berlin



 






Kani Lent is a multidisciplinary artist, filmmaker and researcher based in Berlin.

They utilize various media and archival practices which they assemble into ongoing time-based media fragment-installations as tools to engage with research areas of (westasian) refiguration and mythmaking, history of perception, contemporary media culture, information circulation, cybernetics and form.

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Palimpsetic Feverdream Ontology



2024

Photoseries, photographed in Tehran 2019, digitally edited  2023/24 in Europe, 4.752 × 3.168


The process of revisiting and reviewing these photographs which  were connected to another structural context and altering them over  the years adding layers through changing reflections and feelings,  distance growing has shaped the evolution and stitching of these  images.  A translucent overwriting that spins a web of overlapping contexts by addition, retraction, blurring, exchanging and other  transformatory tools. Loosing traces of memory through time filling  the gaps by feverdreamlike traces. A visual palimpsest.


                                                                                   

  Appearance of Appearances


2024
Photoseries, photographed in Tehran 2019, digitally edited  2023/24 in Europe, 4.752 × 3.168

    ,I shall give up lines and give up counting syllables too.

     And I will seek refuge

from the mob
of finite measured forms
in the sensitive planes of expanse.’

                                                                     Forugh Farrokhzad










4Walls

 
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Video- and Soundwork, 3D Animation in Unreal Engine;
03:38 min, single channel, 2023

,It was as if the strange bed where I’d been spending my nights of late had become a kind of medium, dispatching warning signals to me across unseen wires from the realm of exile and homeless wandering.’

Ghada Samman





2023









01/2023
Installationview at Silent Green- exhbition at CTM Vorspiel 







NDA


soundinstallation;
duration of sound 02:15,
wood fiber boards,
metal hinges, photography and found images,
stamped words with black ink

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2023
Installationview at Museum for photography Berlin, 
Seen By #19: Hyperstition – exhibition curated by Marlena von Wedel 














Lamentstrapping


two channel video, stereo sound, 03:54min, animation

itself to 
itself of
itself
12/2022

Installation view at Museum for photography Berlin, exhibition-
Let’s see what we can find
curated by Sebastian Peter

Installation view at Museum für Fotografie Berlin