Melanie Ender / Herausgeberin, Melanie Ender ; Autorinnen, Sabine Folie, Mariel Vela García, Cornelia Lein.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Ender, Melanie, 1984- editor, interviewee (expression).

Folie, Sabine, 1962- writer of preface.

Vela García, Mariel, writer of added commentary.

Lein, Cornelia, 1988- interviewer (expression).

Standardized Title:

Melanie Ender (Verlag für moderne Kunst GmbH)

Language:

English

German

Subjects (All):

Ender, Melanie, 1984-.

Ender, Melanie.

Installations (Art)--Austria.

Installations (Art).

Physical Description:

183 pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 29 cm

Place of Publication:

Wien : Verlag für moderne Kunst GmbH, 2024.

Language Note:

Parallel texts in German and English.

Summary:

Skin, that membrane that separates the inside from the outside, absorbs particles of what it has touched. When there is a high concentration of metals in the soil, snails will accumulate some of the material in their viscera, or green oxidized hues will color someone's finger where once there was a ring. These traces represent contacts, transmutations of matter that appear almost imperceptible. In grasping the swift motions of copper and the slowness in a trail of mucus, Melanie Ender?s work is one of encounters and meeting places, of matter caught in a state of continuous flux. (Mariel Vela García) The publication offers a first monographic overview of the work of Vienna-based artist Melanie Ender. In addition to a foreword by Sabine Folie, a conversation between Cornelia Lein and Melanie Ender as well as an essay by Mariel Vela Garcia, the book brings together sculptures, poems and installations from the years 2016-2023.0.

Skin, that membrane that separates the inside from the outside, absorbs particles of what it has touched. When there is a high concentration of metals in the soil, snails will accumulate some of the material in their viscera, or green oxidized hues will color someone?s finger where once there was a ring. These traces represent contacts, transmutations of matter that appear almost imperceptible. In grasping the swift motions of copper and the slowness in a trail of mucus, Melanie Ender?s work is one of encounters and meeting places, of matter caught in a state of continuous flux. (Mariel Vela García)00The publication offers a first monographic overview of the work of Vienna-based artist Melanie Ender. In addition to a foreword by Sabine Folie, a conversation between Cornelia Lein and Melanie Ender as well as an essay by Mariel Vela Garcia, the book brings together sculptures, poems and installations from the years 2016-2023.0.

Notes:

Limited edition of 500 copies.

Includes bibliographical references.

ISBN:

9783991530657

3991530651

OCLC:

1441779198