David Lynch’s painting Bob Finds Himself in a World for Which He has No Understanding (2000) feels like it could be read as alongside his films, almost as if it could be read as a continuous with his film and television work.
Rather than treating his paintings, drawings and photography as separate from his film work, we will explore how narrative world-building emerges outside of his work film work and contributes to a Lynchian uncanny. Shifting between films, paintings, drawings and photography we will explore Lynch’s oeuvre and the way it takes us to the precipice of the homely and the unhomely.
David Lynch, Bob Finds Himself in a World for Which He has No Understanding (2000)
If for some reason you can’t make it and you already bought a ticket, please release it so others can come to the event. You can also email us at explodingappendix@gmail.com for any inquiries.