1984 Plan B, Tokyo
High-volume sound in a completely dark concrete room for 20 minutes. After 10 minutes, a film collage that includes animated diagrams nuclear explosions, images of pornography, S-M sexual acts and Hiroshima victims, is shown in slow motion onto a paper projection screen that divides the room from wall to wall and floor to ceiling. When the film ends, Duncan sets the screen on fire and sprays the burning remains into the audience with a fire extinguisher.
Certain John Duncan artworks are represented by Nicodim Gallery, Bucharest + Los Angeles + New York
His visual artworks can be seen in the collections of Rolf and Venke Hoff, Ono Nicodim, MOCA Los Angeles, Paul McCarthy, Enrico Fornello, Carl Michael von Hausswolff, Leif Elggren, Stefano Pilia, Claudio Rochetti, Valerio Tricoli, Gary Jo Gardenhire, Giuliana Stefani.
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