16 Life Is a River in a Constant State of Flux: sabelle Krieg’s Curriculum (2004/2008)
Version
Published
Date Issued
2023
Author(s)
Editor(s)
Roelens, Nathalie
Plesch, Véronique
MacLeod, Carolina
Erchadi, Armand
Type
Book Chapter
Language
English
Abstract
In Curriculum I (2004), the entire household of contemporary Swiss artist Isabelle Krieg is piled up to form a streambed: the water runs over her belongings and disappears in her bed. Likewise, Curriculum II (2008) consists of the artist’s studio equipment, with a stream running through it. Using the example of the intermedia-works Curriculum I and Curriculum II by Isabelle Krieg, this contribution aims to show how water as an art material can be linked to subject matter and interact with written and spoken/sung language to contribute to the art work’s meaning.
Subjects
NX Arts in general
ISBN
978-90-04-54126-9
Publisher DOI
Series/Report No.
Word and Image Interactions
Volume
11
Publisher
Brill
Submitter
Senkpiel, Fabiana
Citation apa
Senkpiel, F. (2023). 16 Life Is a River in a Constant State of Flux: sabelle Krieg’s Curriculum (2004/2008). In N. Roelens, V. Plesch, C. MacLeod, & A. Erchadi (Eds.), Water and Sea in Word and Image = L’Eau et la mer dans les textes et les images (Vol. 11, pp. 230–245). Brill. https://arbor.bfh.ch/handle/arbor/36515
