1 Lost Paradise - Armin Kerber

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Nan Goldin Nan one month after being battered The American photographer Nan Goldin’s work is about sex, drugs and violence. Her unflinching images are inspired by her own life and the lives of her friends. Her self-portrait of 1984 shows the face of the artist, Nan Goldin, disfigured by a serious attack one month previously. The skin and one of her eyes are still discoloured. She looks at the camera with reproach. Who is she looking at? Us? The lover who battered her with his fists? Herself? Her face bears the scars of an intimate relationship that flipped from closest intimacy, togetherness and love into disdain and ignorance, lack of respect and violence. <strong>Paradise</strong> is lost again, it has turned into relationship hell. Goldin’s photograph confronts us with direct evidence of physical violence. It presents a mirror-image of the other self, revealing processes that usually remain hidden. We realize with consternation what we are capable of inflicting on ourselves – either by beating someone up, or by challenging someone to beat us up. Ultimately, hell is us. 69
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