KRISTINA MATOUSCH
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Galleri Thomas Wallner, Malmö, 2008

OBJECTS AND PAINTINGS
Komma / Punched rubber, glass
Glida + Innåtstånd / Stainless steel, jesmonite
Igen / Oil on aluminium
Slutare / Oil on reflecting stainless steel


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Punched stainless steel, oil paint
Shown at Art Copenhagen and NADA Art Fair Miami, 2007

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System 1-15 / Point / Subject inside Object
Installation and performance
Galleri Mors Mössa, Gothenburg 2006

System is based on a pre-fabricated wall system. The purpose of this kind of wall-system is to provide space for merchandise. With each sheet the wideness of the holes increase. My performance pieces often involve me in relation to other objects. In my piece Subject inside Object I stood inside a cardboard tube with my thumb sticking out through a hole.

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Shop / Waste Product / Shopping baskets / Faces
Punched aluminium
Elastic Gallery, Malmö 2006

The artwork Shop is a sculpture of a store. Waste Product is made by the remaining material from the Shop. Without the holes in the shutter, no shutter, without the holes in the remaining material, no product. Photo: Catrin Andesson


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Glance 1-5
Oil on aluminium
Kabusa Konsthall, Köpingebro 2006

The paintings are based on photographs of closed stores. The aluminium is spared out to create a shutter.
Photo: Susanna Hesselberg


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Volume 1-18 / Mass
Oil paint behind plexiglass / Punched steel, enamel
Kabusa Konsthall, Köpingebro 2006

Volume 1-18 are paintings of packaging that has been flattened out. Originally the boxes contained a camera, beer, nails, band-aid, a gas mask, pastry etc. Quantity consists of attachment holes and holes of a wall system in a metal sheet. Photo: Susanna Hesselberg

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Logistics
Performance
Rooseum, Malmö 2005

Boxes are travelling on strings over the audience. They move towards me as if I was a magnet and I attach them to my body.

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action trans action
Installation, MDF, oil paint, plexiglass, lacquer
Natalia Goldin Gallery, Stockholm 2005

The gallery as a commercial business inspired me. The exhibition consisted of paintings of credit cards and a sculpture of a cashbox. The visitors of the gallery actually moved in the bill and coin boxes.
Photo: John Håkansson

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Passage
Plexiglass and stainless steel cut by laser
Loop - raum für aktuelle kunst, Berlin 2005

Passage shows an account of the ten openings of the female body, the holes in a grater, the holes in a liner and the holes in a shopping basket.

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Latticework
Installation with toilet paper in four windows
Visby Konstmuseum, Visby 2004

The holes of the toilet paper rolls and the spaces in between them are every bit as central as the toilet paper. Together they create patterns that filter the light. The theme of the exhibition was food – the only food in the room was that within the bodies of the visitors.

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Interference
Drilled holes
Alma Löv Museum, 2004

The first time I used holes was in one of the pavilions of the Alma Löv Museum. I drilled right through the wooden walls and floor of the pavilion. I experienced at that moment the power of the holes.

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Take it in your hand
Installation and performance
Stockholm Art Fair, Stockholm 2000

I sold foodstuff items over the counter – such as bananas, pork chops, and butter devoid of packaging or peel. The customer had to take the food directly in the hand. The work also revealed what was left, the rubbish.

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Fact
Performance and Installation with Camilla Akraka
Galleri Mejan, Stockholm 2000

If a visitor rang the bell next to the object, the person behind the wall (and in front of) told him/her about the body part that was shown. One sentence was based on a scientific fact and the other was private.

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Me and yours
Ice Cream
Wanås, 1999

The Ice Cream was shaped like excrements. If you eat an apple it doesn’t come out in the form of an apple. 90% of the men choose Magnus and 90% of the women choose Doris. The dark one tasted dark chocolate and the lighter version chocolate and honey.

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