Schlossstrasse 9/9a
Les Schliesser, Idealne niewidoczne muzeum/
The four-dimensional Architect, 2006
Installation (sculpture, paintings, video)
Courtesy of the artists & European Art Projects
Photo: Krzysztof Zieliński / European Art Projects
Les Schliesser, The four-dimensional Architect, 2006
Video, loop
Photo: Krzysztof Zieliński / European Art Projects
Kai Schiemenz
Left: Ballon, 2003
Woodcut, hand coloured, 122,2 x 189 cm
Right: o.T., 2004
Woodcut, hand coloured, 164 x 132 cm
Courtesy of the artist
Photo: Krzysztof Zieliński / European Art Projects
Daniel Roth
Gate of Invisibility, 2005
2 part installation, wood, pencil on paper,
C-print, earth, styrodur, glue, paint
57 x 83 x 38 cm and 105 x 70 x 25 cm
Courtesy of the artist & Meyer Riegger, Karlsruhe
Photo: Krzysztof Zieliński / European Art Projects
Katarzyna Józefowicz, Habitat, 1993–96
Paper, cardboard; approx. 1,000 parts, dimensions variable
Courtesy of the artist / Foksal Gallery Foundation, Warsaw
Photos: Krzysztof Zieliński / European Art Projects
Detail
Katarzyna Józefowicz installation Games in Zamość
David Maljković
Scene for a New Heritage, 2004 - 06
Drawings & collages; video projection 4:33 min
Entrance
Courtesy of the artist & Annet Gelink Gallery, Amsterdam
Photos: Krzysztof Zieliński / European Art Projects
David Maljković, Scene for a New Heritage, 2004 - 06
Main space. On the right: Vojin Bakic, Model, 1978
with special thanks to the Bakic family
Works which are characterised by a poetic approach to architecture are to be found
within the intimate context of four apartments: individual mythologies, enchanted places,
invented buildings. Daniel Roth and Kai Schiemenz present views on fictive worlds and places,
while the real delapidating monument to the partisans by Croatian architect Vojin Bakic
irritates and confuses its future re-discoverers in David Maljkovic's Scenes for a New Heritage.
Katarzyna Józefowicz constructs her own perfect Habitat, an entire city in just one room
and Les Schliesser sets-up a temporary lodging for a time-travelling, fictive architect.
Further information on Katarzyna Józefowicz, David Maljković,
