Sophie Aigner

Oie, die Beiden

2021

Doll’s house with chambers

The “Home Work” exhibition in the SOX showcase project, which can also be viewed before the grand opening concert of Art Week, reads like a commentary on the city’s spatial situation. It features a humorous doll’s house interpretation of Richard Buckminster Fuller’s proposal to use “mechanized office buildings” for living, as they would be empty in the future “without wage earners”. Buckminster-Fuller’s idea from the 1960s is currently being reversed. The psychologically creative effect of a lack of space is then illustrated by nine artists in the chambers of the doll’s house: Sophie Aigner shows attempts at rapprochement between two bricks, Absalon, who died in 1997, practised knife attacks, and Kerstin Drechsel has a figure assuming different genders masturbate and offer her totally optimized sauna, work and living space for sale.

Text: Sophie Jung, in taz, 9.9.2021
Translation: Sophie Aigner

Bricks, spray paint, lashing strap, door stopper, 40x50x35 cm, Installation view Sox, Berlin