Lot 448 Julian Rosefeldt. Manifesto (Sonderedition 1). …

Manifesto (Sonderedition 1). 2016. Photographie auf Fujicolour-Papier, in typographisch bezeichnetem Passepartout. 57,5 x 46 cm (75 x 55 cm). Verso signiert und nummeriert. - Insgesamt sehr gut, sauberer Abzug.

Photographie - Moderne Photographie – Eines von 20 Exemplaren. - Julian Rosefeldts Projekt Manifesto entstand aus einer intensiven Auseinandersetzung mit feministischen Positionen und historischen Künstlermanifesten. Aus über 50 Quellen entwickelte Rosefeldt zwölf collagierte Texte, die als vielstimmiges "Manifest der Manifeste" gelesen werden können. In bewusster Brechung der männlich dominierten Geschichte des Manifestschreibens ließ er sämtliche Texte von der Schauspielerin Cate Blanchett sprechen. Die vorliegende Fotografie zeigt Blanchett (im ursprünglichen Filmkontext als Mierle Laderman Ukeles) in Kombination mit dem Zitat Kasimir Malewitschs "Art requires truth, not sincerity." Diese Verbindung verdeutlicht das zentrale Anliegen Rosefeldts, dass die künstlerische Wahrheit nicht in individueller Befindlichkeit liege, sondern im manifestierten Anspruch, Kunst als Ausdruck gesellschaftlicher Verantwortung und intellektueller Unabhängigkeit zu begreifen.

Modern Photography – Photograph on Fujicolour paper, mounted in a typographically labeled mat. Signed and numbered on the verso. - Overall in very good condition, clean print. - One of 20 copies. - Julian Rosefeldt's project Manifesto emerged from an intensive engagement with feminist positions and historical artist manifestos. Drawing from over 50 sources, Rosefeldt developed twelve collaged texts that can be read as a polyphonic "Manifesto of Manifestos." In a deliberate subversion of the male-dominated history of manifesto writing, he had all the texts spoken by the actress Cate Blanchett. This photograph shows Blanchett (in the original film context as Mierle Laderman Ukeles) alongside the quote by Kazimir Malevich: "Art requires truth, not sincerity." This connection illustrates Rosefeldt's central concern that artistic truth does not lie in individual sensibility, but in the manifested claim to understand art as an expression of social responsibility and intellectual independence.

Post Auction Price: 1200 €

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