STEPHEN SUCKALE
The works on display address various aspects of a loss of control that is connoted as sinful. Human states such as desire, gluttony, greed, sloth, anger, envy, and pride form a basis of capitalist structures and production mechanisms.
Joseph-Marie Jacquard, a renowned 19th-century master weaver, developed the Jacquard loom process that enabled the automated creation of complex patterns and designs through the use of punch card control. This groundbreaking innovation revolutionized the textile industry and laid the foundation for the automation of weaving processes.
In the exhibition "Memory", this important historical heritage is linked with current social and technological developments and those human tendencies that make permanent economic growth and ever faster production processes necessary in the first place. This creates an exciting dialogue between traditional craftsmanship and the design possibilities of machine learning. Thus, the exhibition "Memory" seems to bite itself in the tail on a formal and content-related level - like the allegory of the self-consuming snake.
(This text was created with the help of ChatGPT.)
PAST EXHIBITIONS
Dejan Dukic - Reset 2.0
Anja Conrad - Everything is always so perfect when you are in it
Hong Mönch - Cartierul Senefeld
David Moises - Explorama
Zimoun - 200 DC motors, filler wire 1.0mm
Jagoda Bednarsky & Felix Kultau - House of Intuition
Katrin Froschauer & Valetin Backhaus - Splitting The Unknown
Julian Marcel Feritsch - PUSTE
Andreas Diefenbach & Tina Kohlmann - AS ABOVE SO BELOW - SCHAUFLATTERN
Julian Heuser - Job for a cowboi
Lars Karl Becker, Sathit Sattarasart - A Convenient World Clock
Stefan Glas - Im Vorbeigehen
ABOUT
For further information please contact MAYBE THE GREATEST ARTSPACE IN AUSTRIA via email.
LOCATION
Postgasse 2 / Robert Platz
5400 Hallein / Salzburg
Austria
info@maybethegreatestartspaceinaustria.com
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STEPHEN SUCKALE
The works on display address various aspects of a loss of control that is connoted as sinful. Human states such as desire, gluttony, greed, sloth, anger, envy, and pride form a basis of capitalist structures and production mechanisms.
Joseph-Marie Jacquard, a renowned 19th-century master weaver, developed the Jacquard loom process that enabled the automated creation of complex patterns and designs through the use of punch card control. This groundbreaking innovation revolutionized the textile industry and laid the foundation for the automation of weaving processes.
In the exhibition "Memory", this important historical heritage is linked with current social and technological developments and those human tendencies that make permanent economic growth and ever faster production processes necessary in the first place. This creates an exciting dialogue between traditional craftsmanship and the design possibilities of machine learning. Thus, the exhibition "Memory" seems to bite itself in the tail on a formal and content-related level - like the allegory of the self-consuming snake.
(This text was created with the help of ChatGPT.)
PAST EXHIBITIONS
Dejan Dukic - Reset 2.0
Anja Conrad - Everything is always so perfect when you are in it
Hong Mönch - Cartierul Senefeld
David Moises - Explorama
Zimoun - 200 DC motors, filler wire 1.0mm
Jagoda Bednarsky & Felix Kultau - House of Intuition
Katrin Froschauer & Valetin Backhaus - Splitting The Unknown
Julian Marcel Feritsch - PUSTE
Andreas Diefenbach & Tina Kohlmann - AS ABOVE SO BELOW - SCHAUFLATTERN
Julian Heuser - Job for a cowboi
Lars Karl Becker, Sathit Sattarasart - A Convenient World Clock
Stefan Glas - Im Vorbeigehen
ABOUT
For further information please contact MAYBE THE GREATEST ARTSPACE IN AUSTRIA via email.
LOCATION
Postgasse 2 / Robert Platz
5400 Hallein / Salzburg
Austria
info@maybethegreatestartspaceinaustria.com