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Ashes and Broken Brickwork of a Logical Theory

Artist
Susanne Kriemann
Date
2010
Publisher
Roma Publications
Format
Artists' Books
Size
13 × 19.5 × 0.8 cm
Length
128 
Description

The book can be read as an inventory of the trajectory that Susanne Kriemann pursued in relation to archaeology, to the artefact, to the image of the individual at work and the idea of the desert as a symbol of the modern desire to create an empty slate, a tabula rasa. Material from Agatha Christie’s photographic archives is related to photographs that Kriemann produced of the Syrian desert and archaeological sites in Mesopotamia. This associative working method allows the artist to dig towards the past and to disassociate the idea of modernity from all ideological connotations, and in this way analyze the writing of recent history as a formal system of organization. With texts by Dieter Roelstraete, Wim Waelput, Axel John Wieder. Designed by Christopher Jung and Tobias Wenig, Berlin.

APC

  1. Ashes and Broken Brickwork of a Logical Theory
 

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