© Anna Fabricius, 100 words (frog, rain), 2020,70 x 50 cm, Archival pigment print, wax chalk, acrylic, Unique, courtesy by TOBE Gallery
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Anna Fabricius - A Hundred Words and Seven Things
02/03/2022 - 02/04/2022
Tobe Gallery
Bródy Sándor u. 36
1088 Budapest
www.tobegallery.hu
”Language perforates thinking, so that we can only think of what is given, within the systems of language.”
Anna Fabricius’ exhibition Hundred words and seven things questions the above assumption and experience. The artist’s new series plays with the mutual interaction of known and unknown words, meanings, associations, notions and images. Her child learning to speak provided the inspiration behind her approach. Parents, like their children, try to interpret what they hear and to fit that into the framework of their own reality. Fabricius often employs texts to complement her photography, in this series “words” from baby talk, which she translates into visuality,
Through her meticulously composed photographies and the gesture drawings that overwrite her landscapes Fabricius explores novel aesthetic qualities, which come through as philosophical, sensitive and personal. The large-scale picture duo entitled Working Mum and Brave Dad offers a framework for the expanse of the verbal and visual freedom of the exhibition.
Ágnes Nemes-Nagy: Word and Wordlessness (1975)
02/03/2022 - 02/04/2022
Tobe Gallery
Bródy Sándor u. 36
1088 Budapest
www.tobegallery.hu
”Language perforates thinking, so that we can only think of what is given, within the systems of language.”
Anna Fabricius’ exhibition Hundred words and seven things questions the above assumption and experience. The artist’s new series plays with the mutual interaction of known and unknown words, meanings, associations, notions and images. Her child learning to speak provided the inspiration behind her approach. Parents, like their children, try to interpret what they hear and to fit that into the framework of their own reality. Fabricius often employs texts to complement her photography, in this series “words” from baby talk, which she translates into visuality,
Through her meticulously composed photographies and the gesture drawings that overwrite her landscapes Fabricius explores novel aesthetic qualities, which come through as philosophical, sensitive and personal. The large-scale picture duo entitled Working Mum and Brave Dad offers a framework for the expanse of the verbal and visual freedom of the exhibition.
Ágnes Nemes-Nagy: Word and Wordlessness (1975)