Artists:
Reem Al Ghazzi (Syria): Crack (2007), Video, 4 Min
Daniel Segerberg (Sweden): Ouroboros (2011), Installation
Opening: Friday, March 11, 2016 at 7 pm
Exhibition dates: March 12 – 20, Fri – Sun 4 – 7 pm
Two artists explore the themes of street and public space in very different ways. Reem Al Ghazzi presents a subtle portrait of an elderly tailor who, following the arrest of his favorite son feels strongly disappointed by life and by the general “cruelty of people”. As a consequence, he has chosen to withdraw into a world of his own and keeps social interaction to an absolute minimum.
Reem Al Ghazzi: Crack (2007)
In his practice, Daniel Segerberg uses the street and what he finds on it as basis for his work. He creates fragile sculptures and installations out of discarded material and thus brings the street with its roughness into his own subjective world and lends it a new life. The work Ouroboros takes as its references the ancient symbol of the snake that eats its own tail. Here it presents a reflection on renewal, where each ending is simultaneously the beginning of something new.
Daniel Segerberg: Ouroboros (2011)
Daniel Segerberg will be present at the opening
