"Marina Naprushkina's 'Mama, How Much Longer?' is a 12-minute video that contrasts destructive narratives with the beauty of everyday life, showcasing children playing in post-military Vlora, Albania. The film's use of stop-motion animation and light creates a sense of wonder, emphasizing the inseparability of self, story, and place."
"Ilit Azoulay's 'Queendom' features large-scale photomontages of medieval Islamic metal vessels, challenging male-dominated historical narratives. The delicate and abstract nature of the photomontages, alongside an archival wall and sound installation, invites viewers into a trance of contemplation, highlighting the complexity of history."
The exhibition 'Vessel and Voyager' at Akademie der Künste features 25 artists reflecting on identity and history during crises. Curated by Clara Herrmann and Linnea Meiners, the show includes works like Marina Naprushkina's video 'Mama, How Much Longer?' which contrasts heroic narratives with everyday life. Ilit Azoulay's 'Queendom' challenges male-dominated histories through delicate photomontages and a sound installation. The exhibition emphasizes the interconnectedness of self, story, and place, inviting viewers to contemplate change and connection.
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