Wantee

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Wantee is an installation and film artwork by contemporary artist Laure Prouvost that blends fictional narrative, found objects, and personal history to explore memory, language, and the legacy of modernism.

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instanceOf contemporary artwork
film artwork
installation artwork
artist Laure Prouvost
associatedWith British art
French art
awardReceived Turner Prize
awardReceivedByProxy Laure Prouvost
commissionedBy Tate Britain
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
creator Laure Prouvost
creatorBasedIn London
linked to: London, England
creatorNationality French
exhibitedAt Tate Britain
Turner Prize 2013 exhibition
explores construction of memory
relationship between text and image
slippages in translation
genre installation art
video art
hasComponent immersive installation environment
sculptural elements
single-channel video
hasTheme artistic legacy
family myth-making
translation and miscommunication
unreliable narration
incorporates found footage
voice-over narration
inspiredBy Kurt Schwitters
language English
mainSubject language
legacy of modernism
memory
personal history
movement contemporary art
narrativeForm fictional narrative
narrator Laure Prouvost
portrays fictional grandfather character
fictional grandmother character
relatesTo Merz Barn
setting fictionalized domestic space
rural landscape
usesMedium film
found objects
installation
yearOfAward 2013

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