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De/Museumization Scenery
Commissioner
IMAGINARY BAUHAUS MUSEUM*
Year
2019
Location
Schiller Museum Weimar
Role
Artist, Teaching Staff,
Designer (Plan and design the exhibition space and graphic materials)
Collaborators
Motion Graphics: Nicolas Buenaventura
Web Archive: Georg Wesolowski
3D Simulation: Vasili Macharadze
Wall Painting: Helmreich Malerfachbetrieb und Fassadensanierung GmbH
Team of IMAGINARY BAUHAUS MUSEUM:
Danica Dakić, Anke Hannemann, Ina Weise, Jirka Reichmann (Coordination)
The exhibition station at the Schiller Museum Weimar was realized in collaboration with Vanessa Brazeau, Stefan Klein, Natsumi Sugiyama, international students and alumni of the Master’s program, as well as guest professor Dr. Sabine Folie, Dr. Boris Buden, and other guests.
The starting point for this spatial graphic installation is the creation of a space that symbolically fuses two concepts: the “traditional museum as a container for storing and displaying artifacts of the past” and the “indefinable, spontaneous, and future-oriented present.”
The museum’s space is organically divided by three conceptual plates that cut through it. The resulting “shadows” are reflected on the walls of the exhibition space. The intersections of these colored planes form a continuous landscape that connects the three rooms across two floors, generating an experiential dynamism that disrupts the traditional museum box. The installation was designed to stage various artworks within the group exhibition.
Remarks, related links
* A project conducted in relation to the 100-year anniversary of the Bauhaus, by the MFA programme "Public Art and New Artistic Strategies" at Bauhaus-Universität Weimar, in cooperation with the Klassik Stiftung Weimar. The installation was created during the exhibition IMAGINARY BAUHAUS MUSEUM at the Schiller Museum.
