CONTEMPORANEITY [fr. contemporaité]

Contemporaneity means essentially being in-time.
Thus there can be no archive, no museum, no documents and no monuments of contemporaneity.
Contemporaneity is essentially living.
Or at least moving.
It is being in the sequel of events.
Producing contemporary art means producing art now, today, at this very time.
To produce art for a stock of works, is not contemporaneity.
It is rather anticipating a rendez-vous of a future spectator in an archive of yesterday.
Art is usually produced that way, continually evading the very moment of contemporaneity.
At the same time, this is the moment in which the Emergency Artist wants to work.
Thus the object for the Emergency Artist can be no archive or no museum.
The object for the Emergency Artist is to establish a room or a space for exhibiting the works or pieces at the same day they are produced.
In this sense the Emergency Artist is a performing artist.
The Emergency Artist is performing his piece contemporary with it is being exhibited and it is being viewed.