15th ēlement

In this short presentation of your work, we are suggesting to stay away from an artist statement and from directly describing your work. What we are interested in is the undercurrents of your art practice, the things that are hidden, not easily revealed. We are interested not so much in the story your art tells but in the stories told or heard nearby. We all have to learn how to tell our stories better, stories that do not fit the container of the artist statement. The questions we are asking:

1\. What are you passionate about today? Is there anything that keeps you up at night? Is there an ongoing monologue in your head?
2\. Is there anything in your work that is never explicitly said? Do you wish it were otherwise?
3\. Do your have any believes you’d like to share? What makes you believe that? Is it difficult for you to live up to your believe?
4\. Have you ever changed your mind about something fundamental in your art practice?
5\. Do you take any risks?
6\. Is there any social aspect of what you do and believe in?
7\. Is there anything our society has forgotten, misunderstood, or stopped paying attention to?
8\. Is there anything you wish to say that does not fit any of this questions? Anything at all?