Artist mukbanG
Collaboration with Julia Gruner, since 2019
ongoing series of YouTube videos you can watch under the following link:
Mother of pearl
The collective Mother Of Pearl was founded in 2013 in Düsseldorf by the artists Liza Dieckwisch, Ae Ran Kim, Jungwoon Kim, and Klara Paterok.
In 2021, the collective conceived and built the artistic-architectural intervention of the same name „Mother Of Pearl“ , in St. Florian near Linz, Austria. Based on the concept of a Korean pavilion (Jeongja), the collective incorporated the surrounding nature into the design.
The Mother of Pearl pavilion was specially designed for one of the carp ponds at St. Florian Abbey: the pavilion extends out onto the water surface of the pond and merges with the surrounding fauna and flora to form a unity. For its implementation, the artists attached great importance to ecological and regional approaches. For the project, they used regional wood, which they treated with fire. „Mother Of Pearl“ is a place of cultural exchange, an exhibition space, a space for concerts and performances. Curated by the artists themselves, it aims to promote free artistic work and dialogue between different disciplines.
https://motherofpearl-collective.com/
Photo: Peter Mochi
Tiefkeller
Ceramic room installation by tiefkeller (Kathrin Graf and Bettina Marx) and edible elements and videos by Artist Mukbang (Liza Dieckwisch and Julia Gruner) based on the tree collection Arboretum Obergaiching by Wolfgang Reifenstuel
size variable, 2021
www.tiefkeller.com
EISHITS
Eishits, 2020
Billboard poster at Venloerstraße in Cologne on the occasion of Reclaim Award 2020, in cooperation with Julia Gruner.
ACIDAte
ACIDATE:::::(take that):::::saucy, 2016
Iridescent rainbow foil, plastic foil, acrylic paint, and purple truffle potatoes baked in salt dough
The two-part exhibition was a cooperation with artists Julia Gruner, Klara Kayser, and the curator Romina Dümler on the occasion of the art award 2016 of Baustelle Schaustelle in Essen, Germany. After the exhibition, all used materials were transformed into 50 artist books. They were presented as well at Baustelle Schaustelle during the exhibition in Essen in 2017.