Negative Memory
Growth Rings
This work is part of the Werkzentrale.
Graffiti Wall Décollage
Ceiling
(Digital print 40x40cm)
Salt Books by Andreas Schröder
Banner by Evelyn Möcking
Jour Fix
Together with Evelyn Möcking in Houloc, Aubervilliers/Paris, September 2019.
How do memories determine an artistic practice?
And how memories in return alter through artistic treatment and communication?
In the collaborative exhibition Jour Fix Evelyn Möcking and Andreas Schröder are reevaluating their personal and professional archives, which contain immediate memories as such further back and afar reaching than their own personal scope. The material oscillates between the personal and the documental as well as the emotional and the rational. They vary from various photographic imagery, textual accounts, recorded or generated sounds and voices, found and transformed objects etc. The exhibition space Houloc becomes the screen and resonating space for the memorizing projection and effectively will - by its measure and mentality - influence the performance and result of the act of remembering. As well will the various materials and mediums interfuse in favour of a complete installation in which the different modes of the artistic works communicate with each other and the space.
In Houloc, Andreas Schröder and Evelyn Möcking established a 'Jour Fix'* in which they invited the artists of the studio for an open discussion about the subject matter. During this time the two artists lay down their work in order to devote themselves to the social and aesthetical moment of the meetings and conversations.
* The term 'Jour Fix(e)' comes from the 18th century. Here the term was used to describe a fixed date for visitors to private, artistic events, without an invitation having to be explicitly announced. These days the term is mostly used in connection with the world of work as part of project management (a 'Jour Fix' is a regular fixed date for a defined group of people).
FIXED DATE : a daily 14-15 o'clock appointment with Houloc's artists during the artistic residency.
Exhibition Views
Beamer projection with slides of hands (by Evelyn Möcking)