Passage between University of Applied Sciences and Staudenhof
Recycling Utopia, 2006
A hut build out of the paintings remaining
from the installation The New Town in Zamość
330 x 350 x 250 cm
Courtesy of the artists & European Art Projects
Foto: Krzysztof Zieliński / European Art Projects
Daniela Brahm (*1966, lives in Berlin) comes from painting, she has however
extended her work beyond the fixed limits of the canvas into the surrounding space.
In her installations she combines drawing and painting with typography
and sculptural elements. Again and again she concerns herself in her works
with late modernist forms of architecture and the city, combines living accommodation
of the 60's with anonymous, temporary or nomadic forms of building and life.
Her painting/sculpture in Zamość - The New Town - announces an invented
building site for ideal housing on a free area at the edge of the old town.
Out of the remains of this installation she has created a favela-like hut
for a passageway through the University of Applied Sciences building
to Alter Markt, Recycling Utopia.
Further information on Daniela Brahm
Other site specific installations in the same building complex:





