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-'''Lustmord'''
+== Idea Presentation | 30.10.2012 ==
-i think about women in society<br>
+I presented my ideas on a project about the theme of Lustmord in Weimar, Germany. This included a short poem and a single photograph as a jumping off point.
-i think about violence in society<br>
-i think about what makes art popular<br>
-i think about the history of violence<br>
-i think about repression<br>
-i think about war<br>
-i think about the use of irony<br>
-I haven't thought about architecture<br>
-i think about Weimar<br>
-i think about the role<br>
-i think about the privilege of...<br>
-i think about the privilege of what<br>
-the unspoken<br>
-the sexual<br>
-the effect of provocation<br>
-deconstruction<br>
-Picasso<br>
-sex crimes<br>
-the influence on art<br>
-what makes art popular?<br>
-the glorification of murderers<br>
-i think about repetition<br>
-[[Image:Trashcan2.jpg|550px]]
+[[Media:Lustmord_poem.pdf]]
+[[Image:Trashcan2.jpg|350px]]
+== Concept Development / First Visual Experiment | 20.11.2012 ==
+After two weeks of research and individual meetings with Gunnar Green I have developed my concept further and chose to focus on the artist George Grosz. George Grosz created a series of drawings and paintings around the theme of Lustmord in the Weimar Republic between 1922-1933.
+I created a short video titled 'Lustmord: A Love Story' which uses a combination of photographs of George Grosz, Eva Grosz, images of his paintings and drawings, clips from Metropolis and a performance of 'Falling in Love Again' by Marlene Dietrich.
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