Recurrence

We are happy to announce that Anna Jermolaewa will be joining the gallery and kindly invite you to her first solo show with us.

Only in their visible manifestations do socially relevant demands
receive the attention of the media, for even images reflect, document and influence politics. The political and social ideas inscribed in them create collective imaginative spaces of a different future, and sometimes even new realities. An inspection of political iconography shows, in particular, how forms of protest develop their own visual language and combine gestures and symbols to make significant clusters of meaning with a high recognition factor.

Anna Jermolaewa has long been interested in such aesthetics
and the mediatization of resistance in the appropriation of artistic
strategies. Her photographs, video works and installations address and analyze visual symbolic languages, which occur in both democratic and totalitarian structures of power. But the question also arises of the social structures that bring these about and the reasons for this visual rhetoric being accepted.