»Mission and Truth«: Difference between revisions

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From the explanatory report

The idea of self-ownership raises the question of responsibility for one's own development. Putting up certificates and diplomas in one's office is a familiar US-American trope, associated with licensed healthcare professionals, attorneys or military officers. In Europe, it is less common, in Germany specifically, it is considered pretentious. This work plays with this practice.

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A Description	These are 7 picture frames, each containing an assemblage of partially printed poster board and facsimiles. Hanging horizontally from left to right (at a height of 1.60 m) and with a limited viewing distance (60 cm). Digital devices are to be permitted. Frame: Oak Individual dimensions: 32 cm (H) x 48 cm (W) x 3 cm (D) Individual weight: 2,06 kg
B Conditions	—
C Manufacture	2025 week 44 until 45
D Entry	November 10, 2025
E Location	»Museum of the I«
F Relation	Olaf Langmack Meta stylistics of ›analytic narration‹
G Maturity	Finished Work
H Affiliation	transformal GmbH

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-Topic of this work is the methodical mining of conscience through biographical projection.
+The idea of self-ownership raises the question of responsibility for one's own development. Putting up certificates and diplomas in one's office is a familiar US-American trope, associated with licensed healthcare professionals, attorneys or military officers. In Europe, it is less common, in Germany specifically, it is considered pretentious. This work plays with this practice.
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