Glare Inland
Quiet Attachment
Solo show
Apr 30 - May 28, 2011
Exile, Berlin
You are dead now. It is not the first time, but it feels like it. It always has. And now... again. You are even bound to think this state becomes ever newer with each repeated case of unsolicited death. You find yourself in a prison of sorts: cold, dry, boring. Colorless time grips your gray matter, though you feel, feel rather than see, some tints coming back from a subdued horizon. They smell and sound. Strangely enough, you find yourself not welcoming them, still clutching to the lifeless reins.
– Palo Fabuš
1A, 1B untitled
Handmade railings of elastomer and metal, attached to wall.
2A "the constellation of white objects suddenly appeared in the presence of an albino cat"
Framed archival inkjet print.
3A, 3B Leaving the House with an Open Fire, but Briefly
Compositions of temporarily capsulated glass balls.
4A It's Already Now Again
Silver ring on a necklace with text engraved on the inner side.
5A untitled
Some 40 minutes video loop based on a screen capture of a programmed autonomous animation and post-produced.
Robert with the handrail
Framed archival inkjet print.
Photo documentation by Christian Siekmeier.
GIQA Report No 1
edited by Palo Fabuš, designed by Rasmus Svensson