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foto: Dominik Hajder You closed the crime scenes in cages… A cage is a symbol of enslavement, especially when a child is raised in one home with an executioner. Then a cage becomes the metaphor for punishment of the crime. All identified serial killers were given life sentences and/or sentenced to death. It can symbolize mental enslavement. My collection was presented in 9 vintage cages for birds and one over 100-year-old dollhouse. Every criminal got their cage. It is a scene in which we play out the criminal act. The act, which is the last stage of the violence that started during childhood at the hands of the closest ones. I can imagine that it was time-consuming and laborious to create this project. Alicja, how do you work with embroidery? I can be invested in the work for eight, ten hours, after four I realise that I have been sitting in complete silence, it seems impossible that so much time has passed. My work requires full concentration. How long does it take you to work on an exhibition? The gathering of materials, literature, documents, analysis, meetings with different experts, and then the creative process? 70 POST SCRIPTUM To be honest, I have been invested in the topic of psychopath’s minds for twelve years! I analyse, break it into small parts, ask questions, find details. I have been working on this exhibition for two years, but I think that it will take me at least six more months to finalise this project. My studies, which prepared my scientific and professional background, lasted five years. I’ve been planning to show the first exhibition in April 2021 but considering the rapidly changing pandemic, it might be impossible. In how many countries are you planning on showing it? In ten. It might turn out that I will have more opportunities, I have some new propositions, but it all depends on the external factors. So, it is also symbolic – ten places, ten serial killers 1 , ten crime scenes, one common theme: the upbringing and childhood. How is the violence born? I focused on the cruellest crimes that I’ve analysed, which resulted in ten symbolic scenes. There are people who torture new-borns, in most cases the babies do not 1 Richard Kuklinski, Charles Manson, Alieen Wuornos, Ted Bundy, John Wayne Gacy, Richard Speck, Dennis Rader, Andrei Chikatilo, Edmund Kemper, Jurgen Bartsch.
survive. The ones that do, often continue to experience violence. Sometimes parents die tragically e.g., in a car accident, children end up in orphanages and foster families, or sometimes with random people who are completely uninterested in their upbringing. Among the ones that I finally show as the aggressors, nine out of ten have experienced victimisation in their own families. Charles Manson was sold by his mother to prostitutes, and then he was raised by different care centres and foster families. In the information that I have gathered, I found a common element – it was there that he experienced the greatest harm. There are sources that describe the situations in orphanages – many of their cruel practices came to light after years. Most well-known were the cases of children from Ireland, Belgium, and the United States of America, some also came from Poland. Currently, I am reading a book written by a Polish woman living in Canada about cases of extreme cruelty. 2 I need to take 2 Joanna Gierak-Onoszko: “27 śmierci Toby'ego Obeda” breaks from reading – its content is paralysing. The book describes the children, the grown-ups that have been through a long-term violence from the hands of the de facto national institutions. The survivors of “care” centres in Canada can be seen as similar to the survivors of the Holocaust. Whose fault is it? The abused children do not understand why they are being harmed by their guardians. Often, they see themselves as guilty of it, they protect their oppressors. A mother becomes one with the child to which she gives birth. If a child experiences abuse, they lose their sense of safety. And still they love and protect their oppressor. Often the children living in orphanages, despite their tragic experiences, still await their patents. They miss them and feel responsible for what has happened. The problem arises when they become adults. In the future children like these will focus on themselves, they will fight only for themselves. Patrick Diaz, my guru, an American foto: Dominik Hajder POST SCRIPTUM 71 71
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