ZEIT

Daniel Silva Flandez, Rahel Goetsch, Flora Hauser, Raphael Haider, Laura Hinrichsmeyer, Sebastian Koeck, Gašper Kunšič, Inés Lombardi, Luīze Nežberte, Sami Nagasaki, Stine Ølgod, ML Poznanski, Carolina Laura Rotter, Igor Blomberg Tranaeus, Juan Francisco Vera
09.09. — 31.10.2022


Jacob Poznanski
ZEIT
2022

PHANTOM PAINS I look for meaning, I look for what is real.

What are those phantom pains that reach to the furthest horizons of my knowledge, extending their limbs outward, clasping at the edge so I may turn semblance into remembrance? Whose palms search out for exactness so that I may leave all confusion behind?

Phantom pain – when I go into the realms of shared thought situated in a characterless space, when too often I ignore what lies between the visible and the invisible – the defined and the vague position my body holds, that place which pencils those too sharp outlines.

We think of time as something that walks beside us, with its uniformity, homogenous and predictable. Moving there in the distance at its constant pace, just far enough so that it can frame our experience.

For my practical orientation time is a tool, each moment can be measured and thus becomes equal. This temporal separation treats the past, now and the future as a necessary repetition.

In my conversations, the dialogue with the objects I encounter, I too rush to name things, to give them effects and isolate them using definite descriptions of the scientific paradigm. Breaking them up into properties and suspending them in time. Wrapping iteration, I look back to the definitive to understand the present – I aim to do this with precision. This will suffice for material life.

Like the steps on a ruler, time’s distinctness characterises us and yet the gaze of its clarity only serves to constrict us further. We measure slight happiness, joy, and elation as if these states belonged on a scale of magnitude, as if they were contained within each other.

But we are only ever governed by one psychic state at a time, and with it, we colour everything with its shades of being. The moment we attempt to pinpoint one of its features, we divide the mind with the language of space.

Just as a musical note played in isolation is meaningless, a psychic feeling is characterised by what came before it, through a succession of experiences. Our inner lives cannot be determined as if they were positions on a coordinate system. They are constructed through endurance in time.

Waiting for sugar to dissolve in water is structured by my psychic state, whether it be of boredom or fascination – I as the observer am always included in this process, the sugar and the waiting are together a temporal whole. The pace of this experience, its continuity, is vital to all that is creative. How these feelings interpenetrate in time is how they are to be measured. How time is felt approaching a system will be the experience’s determining factor.

My phantom pains are my misguidance in this world.

If we are to understand this inner life and its coincidental gestures of outward expression, we cannot view time with this dissociated companionship. We should allow for a more lived and necessarily vague version to exist to be our measure of these perceptive wholes.

Time is a creative force.


ZEIT, exhibiton view, 2022
1 — ZEIT, exhibiton view, 2022
Raphael Haider, Luftbirne, 2021
2 — Raphael Haider, Luftbirne, 2021
Rahel Goetsch, Es fing damit an, 2022
3 — Rahel Goetsch, Es fing damit an, 2022
Inés Lombardi, And, 2009
4 — Inés Lombardi, And, 2009
Gašper Kunšič, Now i live with half a heart, 2022
5 — Gašper Kunšič, Now i live with half a heart, 2022
Daniel Silva Flandez, RIP Kentaro Miura, 2022
6 — Daniel Silva Flandez, RIP Kentaro Miura, 2022
ZEIT, exhibition view, 2022
7 — ZEIT, exhibition view, 2022
Daniel Silva Flandez, Counting Rice, 2022
8 — Daniel Silva Flandez, Counting Rice, 2022
ZEIT, exhibition view, 2022
9 — ZEIT, exhibition view, 2022
ZEIT, exhibition view, 2022
10 — ZEIT, exhibition view, 2022
ZEIT, exhibition view, 2022
11 — ZEIT, exhibition view, 2022
Luīze Nežberte, clump spirit, 2022
12 — Luīze Nežberte, clump spirit, 2022
Luīze Nežberte, clump spirit, 2022
13 — Luīze Nežberte, clump spirit, 2022
Sami Nagasaki (cascade), 2022
14 — Sami Nagasaki (cascade), 2022
M.L. Poznanski, Untitled, 2020
15 — M.L. Poznanski, Untitled, 2020
Flora Hauser, it all started..., 2022
16 — Flora Hauser, it all started..., 2022
Stine Ølgod, exhibition view, 2022
17 — Stine Ølgod, exhibition view, 2022
ZEIT, exhibition view, 2022
18 — ZEIT, exhibition view, 2022
Igor Blomberg Tranaeus, Finial 1, 2021, Fundament, 2022, Silent Funnel, 2022
19 — Igor Blomberg Tranaeus, Finial 1, 2021, Fundament, 2022, Silent Funnel, 2022
Sebastian Koeck, copains, 2017
20 — Sebastian Koeck, copains, 2017
Juan Francisco Vera, ohne Titel, 2021
21 — Juan Francisco Vera, ohne Titel, 2021
Igor Blomberg Tranaeus, Echo (two pieces), 2022
22 — Igor Blomberg Tranaeus, Echo (two pieces), 2022
ZEIT, exhibition view, 2022
23 — ZEIT, exhibition view, 2022
Igor Blomberg Tranaeus, Echo (two pieces), 2022
24 — Igor Blomberg Tranaeus, Echo (two pieces), 2022
Laura Hinrichsmayer, Clingy Painting (Mamma feminina), 2022
25 — Laura Hinrichsmayer, Clingy Painting (Mamma feminina), 2022
Sebastian Koeck, Paul Bunyans last sheath, 2022
26 — Sebastian Koeck, Paul Bunyans last sheath, 2022
Sebastian Koeck, Paul Bunyans last sheath, 2022
27 — Sebastian Koeck, Paul Bunyans last sheath, 2022
Sebastian Koeck, Paul Bunyans last sheath, 2022
28 — Sebastian Koeck, Paul Bunyans last sheath, 2022
Raphael Haider, Luftbirne (Doku), 2022
29 — Raphael Haider, Luftbirne (Doku), 2022
Juan Francsico Vera, ohne Titel, 2021
30 — Juan Francsico Vera, ohne Titel, 2021
ZEIT, exhibition view, 2022
31 — ZEIT, exhibition view, 2022
ZEIT, exhibiton, view, 2022
32 — ZEIT, exhibiton, view, 2022
Carolina Laura Rotter, Untitled (PC1b), 2022
33 — Carolina Laura Rotter, Untitled (PC1b), 2022
Juan Francisco Vera, ohne Titel, 2021
34 — Juan Francisco Vera, ohne Titel, 2021

Info

organized by Lotte Puschmann & Alexandra-Maria Toth.
Images by Flavio Palasciano.

Location

house of spouse
Reinprechtsdorfer Straße 48