Observed arrival · 2026-09-25
Kunst → Knochenjob: Art from the things left behind
Artist Angela Vanini traces how her household-clearance work feeds into photography, painting, found materials, and text.
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- The project began in 2024 with the idea of a flea-market stall and now includes five large paintings.
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Vanini says the practice grew out of years spent sorting, repairing, transporting, and selling belongings encountered in household clearances. The site describes found materials—including paper and cardboard—as supports for text works, and connects these objects to questions about how context changes perceived value. It also recounts an extended dialogue with artificial intelligence that contributed to texts developed in the studio.
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