The End of The Future
Installazione, Politico/Sociale, 450x300x250cm
In the installation "The End of The Future" Julia Winter addressed the thin line between fiction and reality, hope and despair and life and death. Morphine comforts, eases and confuses our concepts of time. The glass ampules reflect a bright and sometimes a pale light.
Her installation has no methaphorical limits. She uses objects like a radio, a clock, a ladder or a lamp to refer to sounds, light, higher spheres and feelings of grief, resurrection and changing temperatures like freezing cold and warmth.
Julia Winter’s use of images or objects in her collages, sculptures, installations evoce always new poetic meanings or atmospheres.
Maarten Bertheux
Oud-conservator / former curator Stedelijk Museum
Her installation has no methaphorical limits. She uses objects like a radio, a clock, a ladder or a lamp to refer to sounds, light, higher spheres and feelings of grief, resurrection and changing temperatures like freezing cold and warmth.
Julia Winter’s use of images or objects in her collages, sculptures, installations evoce always new poetic meanings or atmospheres.
Maarten Bertheux
Oud-conservator / former curator Stedelijk Museum
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