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Fluid Grounds
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Location
a&o KunsthalleDate
18.02 –01.04.2022Curator
Julien Rathje, Tanja Heuchele, DELTA ΔPhotography
Georg BrückmannSubheadline
The exhibition FLUID GROUNDS by the artist collective DELTA Δ in the a&o Kunsthalle Leipzig brings together nine positions (perspectives from three cities - Leipzig, Berlin, Hamburg - in one place. Artists: Jessica Arseneau, Juan Pablo Gaviria Bedoya, Jaewon Kim, Anneliese Greve, Fritz Lehmann, Jakob Limmer, Snow Paik, Hara Shin, Siri WirtensohnText
A delta is primarily formed by sedimentary deposits where the sea and river meet. The changing shape of the delta shifts as sediments steadily accumulate and are washed away. We stay for a while and observe how emerging and disappearing material co-exists, and the cycle repeats itself. In FLUID GROUNDS, the search for remaining traces and clues becomes part of the artistic exploration and creates an interdisciplinary exhibition space. In this process, the artists use media such as sculpture, installation, video, photography and sound in order to symbolically process the changes in nature caused by humans and their allegorical meaning.
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