You do not leave traces of your presence, just of your acts
KH Künstler:innenhaus Bremen•Sep 07, 2024 — Nov 03, 2024
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From early September to early November 2024, Künstler:innenhaus Bremen presents the first solo exhibition of the artist and filmmaker Gernot Wieland in Germany. Wieland (b. 1968 in Horn, Austria) works primarily with film and lecture performance to investigate psychological connections between society and people. His work focuses on narration and memory. The artist entwines personal and historical narratives with scientific facts, fictional and real elements with tragicomic events, developing stories that are humorous and touching in equal measure. He constructs the stories with the help of idiosyncratic, sometimes absurd juxtapositions of images and language. Wieland uses various visual techniques, from drawing, photography, Super 8 sequences, diagrams and clay animation to potato printing and watercolor, interwoven with the use of voice-over and music on the soundtrack. The techniques appear as approachable and personal as the content. Autobiographical and fictional elements merge...More
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You do not leave traces of your presence, just of your acts
KH Künstler:innenhaus Bremen•Sep 07, 2024 — Nov 03, 2024
Press Release
From early September to early November 2024, Künstler:innenhaus Bremen presents the first solo exhibition of the artist and filmmaker Gernot Wieland in Germany. Wieland (b. 1968 in Horn, Austria) works primarily with film and lecture performance to investigate psychological connections between society and people. His work focuses on narration and memory. The artist entwines personal and historical narratives with scientific facts, fictional and real elements with tragicomic events, developing stories that are humorous and touching in equal measure. He constructs the stories with the help of idiosyncratic, sometimes absurd juxtapositions of images and language. Wieland uses various visual techniques, from drawing, photography, Super 8 sequences, diagrams and clay animation to potato printing and watercolor, interwoven with the use of voice-over and music on the soundtrack. The techniques appear as approachable and personal as the content. Autobiographical and fictional elements merge...More