The artwork features two wooden panels covered in dense, scribbled text in charcoal or pencil. The markings cover the entirety of the surfaces, creating a visually striking, abstract composition. The style evokes a sense of frenzied expression, with the repetitive lines and symbols suggesting a stream of consciousness or automatic writing. While the subject matter appears to be purely textual, the overall effect is one of an expressive, highly textured abstract artwork. The context suggests this piece may be a conceptual work exploring themes of language, subconscious thought, or the intersection of art and writing. ...
Mariana Hahn lives and works between Paris and Berlin.
After studying theater studies at the ETI, Berlin, she received a diploma in art at Central St. Martins, London.
Her practice is motivated by the exploration of the relationship between the body and the transmission of memory and knowledge. Silk, hair and salt are part of
her research on memory as its dierent supports and means of transmission. She investigates the role and de"nition of these media and their transformation through time and dierent civilizations.
Her works have been exhibited in many places, such as PS120, Haus am Lützowplatz, Diskurs, Berlin, Germany; The Mountain View Museum in Shenzen, Pan Meigu Female Art Museum, Fujian, Redtory Museum of Contemporary Art in Guangzhou, China; Salon Oktobarski - Belgrade Art Biennale, Galleria Mario Iannelli in Rome, Trafo Museum of Contemporary Art, Stettin, Poland and the Biennale for Young Art, Moscow, Russia; Chat Mill6 Foundation Hong Kong. ...
