Julian Rosefeldt, in an interview within his shared studio in Berlin, discusses his film 'Euphoria,' a multi-channel installation exploring the history of greed and the roots of neoliberalism. Although he began this project well before a TV series with the same name coincidentally premiered, his artistic practice is marked by a keen awareness of his own ignorance and a commitment to deep research into unfamiliar subjects. He emphasizes the unique sensitivity among artists, which often leads to a deeper understanding of societal currents and trends.
"When I read the paper, I would always skip the economy page thinking 'I don't understand it anyway,'" he mimics a sentiment that resonates with his own artistic curiosity.
Rosefeldt describes his work as a sensory exploration, pointing out that artists often share a heightened sensitivity to future trends and themes.
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