Katrin Hahner

Category

Country

Germany

Aditional info

The work is referencing Timothy Morton's "All Art is Ecological" (2021; penguin), especially the ideas around property and rights language. The work is also inspired by Max Dashu´s continuous work "Supressed History Archives" (1970 - now). It also references a German song "Schicke, Schicke Schuh" by Conny Froeboess from 1958, to which by beloved ancestor danced and played her 7" record. I modified the lyrics and wove them into the grief poem "Trauerschiff" (Ship of Grief). The cloth I am wearing is canvas that has been buried with red pigment in the snow to become a sail/dress/veil.

Website

http://www.katrinhahner.com

Katrin Hahner is a visual and sonic art-maker. Most of her work is built on mnemonics or the tracing of memories of an inner and outer landscape. Katrin is interested grief rituals and the process of myth- and world-making. She received her MFA from the Akademie der Bildenden Künste Stuttgart and Kunsthochschule Berlin Weißensee. Currently Katrin is a member of the Pratt Institute NY Mindfulness Collaboratory as well as a member of A_Collective_I, a group of artists investigating collaborative and collective practices through language, ritual and process-based inquiry.

Katrin Hahner

Work

Hypercycle Jazz

Part of the collection

Hypnotic Mechanisms

Imagined Islands

The Fourth Planet - short version

strange attractors […1,000 years]

Ephemeral Pulse