Let him cast the first stone, 2003
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Body prints, drawing -
Installation model -
Layout -
Vestibule -
Katiebe 140x170 cm -
Passageway 1 -
Body prints, drawing -
Passageway 2 -
Photography 125x160 cm -
Passageway 3 -
Opening -
Interior space -
Stone heap -
Photography 230x230 cm -
stone heap -
Passageway 4 -
Photography 125 x 97 cm -
Exit
Wood, stage molton, primed cotton, textile color, stones, illumination, translucent picture slide, cardboard
screen printed, body printed, smoothed
Exhibition: University of Fine Arts in Hamburg, 2003
… let him cast the first stone
A shrine for those who were stoned.
A tomb for wives, lovers, mothers and their sons.
A white dress with a red plant ornaments for the victims.
I sewed this dress and drew on it with red paint.
I colored my body with red paint eight times
and pressed myself against this dress 8 times.
The body prints are reminiscent of the living and the dead
at the same time.
The square with raised arms is a symbol for earthly life.
The touching fingers unite the souls of the living and the dead.
The body prints are embedded within a plant ornament.
Green plants have transformed into red plants. They grow in blood.
screen printed, body printed, smoothed
Exhibition: University of Fine Arts in Hamburg, 2003
… let him cast the first stone
A shrine for those who were stoned.
A tomb for wives, lovers, mothers and their sons.
A white dress with a red plant ornaments for the victims.
I sewed this dress and drew on it with red paint.
I colored my body with red paint eight times
and pressed myself against this dress 8 times.
The body prints are reminiscent of the living and the dead
at the same time.
The square with raised arms is a symbol for earthly life.
The touching fingers unite the souls of the living and the dead.
The body prints are embedded within a plant ornament.
Green plants have transformed into red plants. They grow in blood.