Installation view of the Austrian Contribution ENTANGLED RELATIONS – ANIMATED BODIES to the 23rd Triennale Milano International Exhibition An installation by Sonja Bäumel, commissioned and curated by the MAK – Museum of Applied Arts, Vienna © Gianluca Di Ioia/MAK

MAK - Museum für angewandte Kunst
1010 Wien
Austria

Entangled Relations

The performed and multisensory installation by the artist Sonja Bäumel aims to stimulate the cultural imagination via the potential of microorganisms. It seeks to alter our perception of the boundaries of the human body and explores what the microbial paradigm shift may mean for cross-beings boundaries.

Magnified 40,000 times, a larger-than-life sculpture of an amoeba expands in multiple directions, linking piece by piece with the transparent fragments of a human figure riddled with microbial inclusions. The dynamic projection of a real amoeba overlays the installation and is accompanied by sound transmitting the bubbling vitals of the microbial world.

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Installation view of the Austrian Contribution ENTANGLED RELATIONS – ANIMATED BODIES to the 23rd Triennale Milano International Exhibition An installation by Sonja Bäumel, commissioned and curated by the MAK – Museum of Applied Arts, Vienna  © Gianluca Di Ioia/MAK
Installation view of the Austrian Contribution ENTANGLED RELATIONS – ANIMATED BODIES to the 23rd Triennale Milano International Exhibition An installation by Sonja Bäumel, commissioned and curated by the MAK – Museum of Applied Arts, Vienna © Gianluca Di Ioia/MAK

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