Hysteresis, 2019, Villa Romana, Florence, 2020; photo: Ela Bialkowska/OKNO studio
Hysteresis, 2019, Villa Romana, Florence, 2020; photo: Ela Bialkowska/OKNO studio
Hysteresis, 2019, Villa Romana, Florence, 2020; photo: Ela Bialkowska/OKNO studio
Hysteresis
A project by Eva Sauer. With Sarah Sajn
2019
Installation, wood, photo prints, prefabricated lettering on glass, text
Through a reflection on the Partisan Memorial in Mostar by the visionary architect Bogdan Bogdanović, Hysteresis focuses of the gap between the attempt to build an ideal space of dialogue, remembrance, inclusion in Mostar and the real events occurring in that particular site since the sixties.
Hysteresis has been shown in the first institutional exhibition of the multidisciplinary research project MonuMed, curated by Alessandro Gallicchio and Pierre Sintès, which is dedicated to forms of monumentalization in the urban space of the Balkans and in the Mediterranean region.
Eva Sauer
Eva Sauer, born in Florence in 1973, lives and works in Düsseldorf and Florence.
In her work she combines photography with text and sculpture. The main theme is the diverse, often subtle application of violence and existential fears and losses.