We did indeed see a lot of art, and our feet were so soar in the end from walking around and standing still.
My favorites were without a doubt Janet Cardiff & George Bures Miller's forest soundinstallation, which made me think that I was back in the 1600's. and Tino Segal's performance taking place in the dark. I don't have any pictures of either of them one being a soundinstallation the other being in the dark, but here are a bit of the other things that we saw.
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Gabriel Lester |
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A place to relax busy feet |
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Beehive head by Pierre Huyghe |
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Reflection Room by Marcos Lutyens, a room where every thing is reflected to make it look like a mirror. On the pictures it can really fool. |
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From the house of endangered animals made out of camouflage military outfits by Fiona Hall |
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Very impressive sewing workshop in wood by István Csákány |
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Hugonottonhaus |
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Pictures and text by Roman Ondák |
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A long impressive timeline done in magazine/newspaper clip outs by Geoffrey Farmer. I wish we would have had a bit more time to go through that, but we came right before closing and were told to go schnell durch. |
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