Maria Konschake. PXL-MAD School of Arts. Selected Graduate 2020
Published: 13.11.2020
Ring: 60°10‘21.4“N 24°55‘59.4“E, 2020
Steel.
3.6 x 5 x 1.1 cm
Photo by: Maria Konschake
From series: Abbild
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Maria Konschake unraveled European history in her project ‘About space and time’. She looked at the theme from various angles: politically, (art) historically and philosophically, but was especially interested in places that were important in the formation of Europe today. The critical body of work she presented is distinguished by a unique variation of media which become true metaphors and signifiers. It is amazing to see how a sometimes-dark matter can be the root of such unexpected and unconventional beauty.
/ Prof. Dr. David Huycke
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