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    Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Rindon Johnson, Having gone brown, frequency for those I tread well are the ones who most of all harm me, crazy, you, I want you to suffer in myself, I am aware of this but nothing will happen, we’ll go on like this, little friends, 5 lakes in several colors, 2021
    Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Rindon Johnson, Having gone brown, frequency for those I tread well are the ones who most of all harm me, crazy, you, I want you to suffer in myself, I am aware of this but nothing will happen, we’ll go on like this, little friends, 5 lakes in several colors, 2021
    Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Rindon Johnson, Having gone brown, frequency for those I tread well are the ones who most of all harm me, crazy, you, I want you to suffer in myself, I am aware of this but nothing will happen, we’ll go on like this, little friends, 5 lakes in several colors, 2021
    Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Rindon Johnson, Having gone brown, frequency for those I tread well are the ones who most of all harm me, crazy, you, I want you to suffer in myself, I am aware of this but nothing will happen, we’ll go on like this, little friends, 5 lakes in several colors, 2021
    Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Rindon Johnson, Having gone brown, frequency for those I tread well are the ones who most of all harm me, crazy, you, I want you to suffer in myself, I am aware of this but nothing will happen, we’ll go on like this, little friends, 5 lakes in several colors, 2021
    Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Rindon Johnson, Having gone brown, frequency for those I tread well are the ones who most of all harm me, crazy, you, I want you to suffer in myself, I am aware of this but nothing will happen, we’ll go on like this, little friends, 5 lakes in several colors, 2021

    Rindon Johnson

    Having gone brown, frequency for those I tread well are the ones who most of all harm me, crazy, you, I want you to suffer in myself, I am aware of this but nothing will happen, we’ll go on like this, little friends, 5 lakes in several colors, 2021
    Rawhide, dye, bleach and crayon
    33 x 51 x 30.5 cm
    13 x 20 1/8 x 12 1/8 in
    Copyright The Artist
    Photo: Dirk Tacke

    Weitere Abbildungen

    • (View a larger image of thumbnail 1 ) Troika, Fahrenheit 251, 2014
    • (View a larger image of thumbnail 2 ) Troika, Fahrenheit 251, 2014
    • (View a larger image of thumbnail 3 ) Troika, Fahrenheit 251, 2014
    • (View a larger image of thumbnail 4 ) Troika, Fahrenheit 251, 2014
    • (View a larger image of thumbnail 5 ) Troika, Fahrenheit 251, 2014
    • (View a larger image of thumbnail 6 ) Troika, Fahrenheit 251, 2014
    'Hand trained, Let the crossing be indicated to the state […]' (2021) ist eine Skulptur aus Leder, die Rindon Johnson mit Schellack und Farbstiften bearbeitete und dessen Titel poetisch auf...
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    "Hand trained, Let the crossing be indicated to the state […]" (2021) ist eine Skulptur aus Leder, die Rindon Johnson mit Schellack und Farbstiften bearbeitete und dessen Titel poetisch auf körperliche Empfindungen und Akte der Bekleidung oder Entkleidung verweist. Damit stellt der Künstler eine Verbindung zwischen Objekt, Sprache und betrachtender Person her, um gesellschaftliche Hierarchien und komplexe Machtstrukturen in Frage zu stellen. Leder als Nebenprodukt industrieller Verarbeitungsketten zeigt für Johnson einen umfassenderen historischen und konzeptionellen Zustand auf, der den Umgang mit anderen Lebewesen verdeutlicht und sich auf das kolonialistische Erbe westlicher Staaten übertragen lässt. Wer und was kann zu den Nebenprodukten gezählt werden? Diese Frage führt Johnsons Auseinandersetzung mit Identitätspolitik sowie Themen der rassistischen Ausbeutung und Erniedrigung, sowie dem Umgang mit Diskriminierung an.

    "Hand trained, Let the crossing be indicated to the state […]" (2021) is a leather sculpture that Rindon Johnson worked on with shellac and colored pencils, the title of which poetically refers to physical sensations and acts of dressing and undressing. In this way, the artist establishes a connection between object, language and the viewer, questioning social hierarchies and complex power structures. For Johnson, leather as a by-product of industrial processing chains shows a broader historical and conceptual state that illustrates the treatment of other living beings and can be transferred to the colonialist heritage of Western states. Who and what can be counted as by-products? This question leads Johnson's engagement with identity politics as well as issues of racial exploitation and humiliation and discrimination.
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