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Artwork details
- Printing : Digital on Paper , Other rigid frame under plexiglas
- Framing : Framed
- Dimensions : 33.5x33.5in
About this artwork
Ulli is offered as a photo with a piece of original film from the Lovemobil and an aluminum frame.
Schulz discovered the price label as a medium in 2000 at your master class exhibition in
Hanover, which is also suitable as an installation. Your work is about "value and appreciation".
The price label / barcode label is like no other medium for buying and selling
Selling and thus stands for the commodity society.
It is a medium that almost automatically… releases critical energy in the art context.
In “Bar-Code Move” she addresses dictation together with swarm artists
the goods. The action, which at first glance appears cynical, is nothing more than one
Reaction to the moral law of our society, which in order to with Karl Marx
speak, tends to "hire everything for merchandise" and those, to quote Oscar Wild,
increasingly knows "the price of all things and the value of nothing".
Schulz discovered the price label as a medium in 2000 at your master class exhibition in
Hanover, which is also suitable as an installation. Your work is about "value and appreciation".
The price label / barcode label is like no other medium for buying and selling
Selling and thus stands for the commodity society.
It is a medium that almost automatically… releases critical energy in the art context.
In “Bar-Code Move” she addresses dictation together with swarm artists
the goods. The action, which at first glance appears cynical, is nothing more than one
Reaction to the moral law of our society, which in order to with Karl Marx
speak, tends to "hire everything for merchandise" and those, to quote Oscar Wild,
increasingly knows "the price of all things and the value of nothing".
Kerstin Schulz
Germany
Credentials
- Major permanent collection
- Art Fair Participant
- Works on commission
« As an artist, I have the privilege (in my society) to be able to ask everything in an informal and playful way. This cultural achievement is both a blessing and an obligation. »
Kerstin Schulz is a multidisciplinary artist based in Germany whose works have been widely exhibited nationally, as well as in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Poland, England, Japan, and Saudi Arabia. Her diverse works are marked by a questioning of "everything" and portray varying perpectives on values with a sense of appreciation. Schulz employs the use of
"Dionysian mass intoxication" as an effect, including "thousands of everyday objects".
"Dionysian mass intoxication" as an effect, including "thousands of everyday objects".