1 Lost Paradise - Armin Kerber

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Ich begreife nicht, wie eine reine Hand eine Zeitung berühren kann, ohne Krämpfe von Ekel zu bekommen. Charles Baudelaire 90
Zbigniew Libera Nepal, 2003, from the Posytywy series, 2002-2003 In Nepal Polish artist Zbigniew Libera quotes a historical photograph with negative connotations. It immediately evokes Nick Ut's Pulitzer-Prize winning press photograph that shows children running away from a napalm attack. In the centre is naked Kim Phuc, eight years old at the time, who had suffered major burns. The people in Libera's montage, however, do not scream but smile and run for fun. They have been arranged exactly according to the original but the road has been transformed into a parched field. Despite the happy faces, the mood is sombre beneath a threatening sky. Our attention is immediately drawn to the naked young woman who seems to run towards us, leaning forward and with slightly raised arms. In contrast to its model, Libera's image does not make sense. We cannot explain what the naked woman is doing among the other people, some of whom have hang-gliding equipment. By presenting the image as a press photo, making it look as though it had been torn from a magazine, the artist adds one more narrative layer. A text fragment can still be read at the bottom, right. It reads Nepal, a direct evocation of “napalm”. 91
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