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Image Descriptions
1
does the future influence the past?, installation, sand, variable,
solo show “zeitlang” Gallery Bachlechner Graz 2023
2
is time linear?, installation, sand, variable
show “Teilhabe” with Sinan von Stietencron, Galerie Bezirk Oberbayern Munich
2020
3
365, ink on paper (21x10950 cm),
group show “separate waschen” Städtische Galerie Rosenheim 2023
4 and 5
detail of 3
6
spissatio 3, wire crocheted, MDF (45x45x20cm) 2017
7
drawn into space 1, wire (20x20x5 cm), 2012
8
drawn into space 1, wire (20x20x30 cm), 2012
9
drawn into space 2, wire (20x20x30 cm), 2012
10
drawn into space 3,
wire (20x20x5 cm), 2012
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STATEMENT
I am an artist
with an architectural background so my main topic is the space and our doing in
space. I always feel the need of drawing in architectural practice, that's why
my means of expression is drawing and I am used to thinking “in lines”.
Therefore, I am looking for new ways of using everything that’s linear.
Because
I am interested in our relationship to space and necessarily to time, I want to
know how we perceive these and react in these. Questions concern me like:
what’s the difference between space and body, inside and outside, past, present
and future. And how are they connected?
Against this background I make drawings in two and three dimensions. Often I
use wire as “long lines”, sometimes I crochet it and form objects. But also I
draw structures on paper or with sand on the floor which look like knitted. I
like working with linear structures that because I can visualize the working
process: with their eyes observers can follow the way of lines or wires and can
trace back the progress of time. So I can visualize and store something which
is normally invisible – time.
VITA
1967 born in Munich. 1995 Diplom-Ingenieur Architektur,
Award winning artist, shows in Germany and abroad, including Goethe Institut Paris, Rijswijk Museum The Hague, Arsennale Venice, Gallery Thomas Modern Munich, Gallery Metropolitan Theatre Tokyo, Art Austria Vienna or Gallery Bachlechner Graz.
more information: www.monikasupe.de
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