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==Project Development / at Marienstraße 2 | 05 - 11.12.2012 ==
==Project Development / at Marienstraße 2 | 05 - 11.12.2012 ==


I spent the last week at Marienstraße 2 painting the room black and preparing the room for the installation. The room is not heated and it is freezing cold at night. I am working alone for hours at a time and I'm able to spend a lot of time thinking about the direction of this piece. The room and entire floor of this building is dark and a bit creepy - as I paint over the various layers of paint and sweep out the dirt and trash I get a sense of the past lives and activities that must have taken place here. My overall idea has changed several times and I've started to focus on particular subtle changes I would like to make to the room aside from turning it all black.
I spent the last week at Marienstraße 2 painting the room black and preparing the room for the installation. The room is not heated and it is freezing cold at night. As I cover the various layers of paint and sweep out the dirt and trash I get a sense of the past lives and activities that must have taken place here. I've started to focus on particular subtle changes I would like to make to the room.
 
The room will be closed off to the public and only viewable thru a broken window in the doorway. Inside is a 3D scene which is obviously aestheticized but also referencing several aspects from my research and mashing them into each other - pieces of George Grosz studio are mixing into my own Lustmord "painting" which I am bringing to life in the form of a still life. Furthermore I am adding elements of light and electricity referencing futurism and science fiction as predicted in films such as Metropolis.


The room will be closed off to the public and only viewable thru a broken window in the doorway. Inside is a 3D scene which is obviously aestheticized but also referencing several aspects from my research and combining them together - pieces of George Grosz' studio are mixing into my own Lustmord "painting". Furthermore I am adding elements of light and electricity, referencing futurism and science fiction as predicted in films such as Metropolis.


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