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Elisabeth Hölzl
Sleep opens the chambers of desire. In dreams, we hear our wishes whisper, says Elisabeth Hölzl.
Elisabeth Hölzl with her photo series Desiderio
Elisabeth Hölzl with her photo series Desiderio
Elisabeth Hölzl with her photo series Desiderio
A journey to the realm of wishes: in Room 204, South Tyrolean artist Elisabeth Hölzl has created an immersive experience with the photo series Desiderio, a bed headboard, and a three-dimensional paper work. In her description of Desiderio, she writes: ‘I would translate Desiderio as ‘wish’ or better still ‘desire’. (…) The birds peck diligently, / disturb the word and the order./consume it, (…) a bare marble table, the memory of a desire (…)’
Elisabeth Hölzl, Mi Ama Non Mi Ama (print on paper)
Robin Christian Andersen, Female Nude (charcoal on paper, ca. 1920)
Elisabeth Hölzl, Desiderio from the cycle of the same name (detail from 20-piece photo sequence)
