Involuntary Memories – A Journey into what we don’t know, but experienced
5 quintessential scenarios: 1. Enselfing 2. Caring. 3. Fragmentaryness. 4. masking. 5. Deselfing
AI-co generated works rendering intimate development scenarios across life in non-verbal, physical, spatial and atmospheric constellations providing a felt sense, an inner resonance of remeeting, yet not knowing them.
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Involuntary Memories – An image journey into what we don’t know, but experienced
5 quintessential scenarios: 1. Enselfing 2.Caring 3. Fragmentary 4. Masking 5. Deselfing
A journey into what we don’t know, but experienced. Five stages grounding in quintessential turning points. AI-co generated works rendering scenes and movement of intimate scenarios spanning across life stages felt as non-verbal physical, spatial and athmospheric constellations providing a delt sense of experienced moments, almost an inter resonance of recognizing, yet not knowing them.
Sophie Gogl, Kristin Lucas, Sarah Lucas, Rindon Johnson, Jota Mombaça, Ken Okiishi, Hannah Perry, Frances Stark, Martine Syms, Wolfgang Tillmans, Tromarama, Hannah Wilke.
This reader was envisioned as a continuation of the exhibition and brings together fourteen contributions by writers, artists, and curators. In addition to ten meditations on the works, from sharp analyses to poetic interpretations and creative writing, the publication includes several artistic responses: a poem by Jota Mombaça, a textual and photographic parallel to Wolfgang Tillmans’s work by Mona Varichon, and an email exchange between Line Ajan and Alex Ayed.
Digital Diaries includes texts by Line Ajan, Boris Atrux-Tallau, Alex Ayed, Jade Meili Barget, Harry C. H. Choi, Anahita Delcorde, Lou Ferrand, Amelia Groom, Olivia Kan-Sperling, Kat Kitay, Christian Liclair, Lisa Long, Ingrid Luquet-Gad, Jota Mombaça, Mona Varichon, Günseli Yalcinkaya.
Published by Julia Stoschek Foundation
Editorial Concept by Line Ajan and Luise Pilz