Words and Stones
LIBERTINE x SCHAU FENSTER
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July 7th
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Anina Brisolla’s and Brad Doney’s exhibited groups of works have one common denominator: writing. While Brisolla in her „fabrics“ series is reflecting on the binary system of truth and false both philosophically but also politically in the contemporary age of so called fake news and individual truths Downey in his writings is adressing the issue of presence and the reissurance of individual existence, leaving personal traces on the walls symbollically. Downey worked with ceramics giving bigger vessels the look of a wall to leave grafitti traces on. Brisolla is using three-dimensional handwritings to repeat the same words mantra-like. Hildebrandt in contrast dispplaying a chess pawn is tackling the issue of individuality from the side of uniformity and thus adressing the antagonistic ambivalence of individuality in uniform. Truth needs words to manifest on stones. And symbols to reflect on oneself. They say that "sticks and stones can break (...) bones but words can never hurt (...)." Incidentally words can be used as weapeons especially in the time of information age thrown at the other like a stone.