During late autumn Wardrobe by MizzIsak, Marita Isaksson, was exhibited at Cat Eyed People’s Playground together with the photographic series Fragments of I.
Wardrobe is an interactive sound-installation, which consist of six stories related to clothes, appearance and demands from family, lovers, friends, and society to dress, and behave, in a certain ways. And how these demands can interfere, hurt and injure the individual who is exposed to the critical and judgemental comments.
Last Saturday was the last day of the combo-exhibition Wardrobe and Fragments of I. The videos from Wardrobe will be uploaded in the next couple of days. Until then, enjoy the 10 photographs that constituted Fragments of I.
‘You tell me that you know me and know who I am. My answer is that you have knowledge of the parts I choose to show you and which I have edited for you. The puzzle that is called I is a continuity of renewal, change, and decay. A thin tread and a compact lump all in one.’
Fragments of I by MizzIsak, Marita Isaksson
At present Wardrobe by MizzIsak (Marita Isaksson) is exhibited at Cat Eyed People’s Playground.
Wardrobe is an interactive sound-installation, which consist of six stories related to clothes, appearance and demands from family, lovers, friends, and society to dress, and behave, in a certain ways. And how these demands can interfere, hurt and injure the individual who is exposed to the critical and judgemental comments.
Wardrobe is exhibited together with the photo-exhibition Fragments of I.
The exhibition(s) is open:
2nd Nov 4–7pm
3rd Nov 2–5pm
4th Nov 2–5pm
16th Nov 4–7pm
17th Nov 2–5pm
18th Nov 2–5pm
Wardrobe – Pantyhose’s itch, shoes that make me taller, black makes me thinner, three stripe and not two, no ruffles, yellow is ugly, blue suits you, I hate blue, lilac is hippie, white gets dirty, not to short a skirt, not to long a dress, shorts … dress code … to fit into stereotypes, never to fit in, to identify with, be judged and values on basis on the shoes you wear. By MizzIsak, Marita Isaksson
Fragments of I – You tell me that you know me and know who I am. My answer is that you have knowledge of the parts I choose to show you and which I have edited for you. The puzzle that is called I is a continuity of renewal, change, and decay. A thin tread and a compact lump all in one. By MizzIsak, Marita Isaksson
