Society is a complex organism where the state functions as vital anatomy.

Erasing historical memory or marginalizing ethnic groups is akin to organ amputation, leading to systemic self-destruction and deep-seated intolerance.

Through the project “Erste Hilfe bei Unfällen (First aid in case of accidents),” I examine Marburg’s Jewish history since the 12th century using archival materials and contemporary approach.

By confronting unspoken truths and hidden fears, this work seeks to build a future social architecture rooted in local experience, answering the fundamental question of how to coexist with those unlike ourselves.

The painting is a triptych and is part of the project “Erste Hilfe bei Unfällen (First aid in case of accidents)”

2020

“Erste Hilfe bei Unfällen (First aid in case of accidents),” Сhapter III: “Labor Camp“, Schwanhof, Marburg (DE)         

2019-2020
Oil, canvas
6m by 1.8m.

the size of each pixel is 6 by 6 millimeters