In October 2020, BURN-IN invites you to the thought-provoking exhibition Mr. Biedermeier and Mrs. Green with Ellen Semen (Austria) and shows two series of works that are superficially completely diametrically opposed, but have a lot in common on closer inspection.
The Hamburg-born artist, who has lived in Vienna for 20 years, has Croatian roots and is a wonderful storyteller. With her socio-critical works, she has achieved great socio-political significance and clearly demonstrates with her entire oeuvre and in the current exhibition which developments are going wrong globally. She is not afraid to take a stand, to criticize. However, the positive aura of all her works always conveys hope and confidence in a positive turnaround.
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Herr Biedermann und Frau Grün
“Vor rund 200 Jahren war es kein lebensbedrohlicher Virus, sondern ein restauratives politisches System inklusive alles überwachender Geheimpolizei, das die Menschen in die Privatheit flüchten ließ.”
(Elke Doppler, Wien Museum Magazin, Zwischen Chaos und Mutterglück, März 2020)
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Kathrin-Sophie Batz
Mr. Biedermann and Mrs. Grün
"Around 200 years ago, it wasn't a life-threatening virus, but a restorative political system, including a secret police force that monitored everything, that caused people to flee into their private lives."
(Elke Doppler, Wien Museum Magazin, Zwischen Chaos und Mutterglück, March 2020)
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Kathrin-Sophie Batz
