_What´s mine? VII_Mixed Media auf Leinwand (gerahmt) 41x51_

Beschreibung

_What’s mine?_
[_Rice glue paint, wax crayon, acrylic, and laser print transfers on canvas_]

Identity can be understood as the infinite magnitude of all
parts of a self. Hunter-gatherer algorithms
entangle every click in a system of categories.
Those who succeed in the paradigm shift that human
beings are not one-size-fits-all can, by abandoning and stylizing certain parts , carry
a digital illusion as a protective shield. Everything else can then be lived in its shadow. The neoliberal value system attempts to dictate who or what is of value and what is not. If an individual embraces this canon of values, a crisis inevitably arises at points where performative interaction with competitive content occurs. The key, therefore, is a binary approach combining the two components of consciousness and diversity. The keyword „consciousness,“ in the sense of being aware of oneself , mandates the reflection of one’s individual multiplicity. This necessarily implies that a digital individual is just one part of many. Diversity, in this sense, means caring for different parts, even in the analog world. The motifs were applied by hand in several layers. The overlaying layers of color were then printed with rice glue ink.