“Here is Never New. Never Knew” is the first outcome of current ongoing research around the dualistic nature of separation and recognition. This series of work questions how the body is a form that separates as a means to recognize. It questions the notion that to ourselves we are known and the exterior others are unknown.
Glass, metal, foam, Latex, ceramics.
Various Dimensions
Photography Anne Lakeman
Mirre Yayla Seur’s drawings, audio, video and installations evoke questions about the body, but whose body and where it begins and ends are left open. Focussed on the encounter and the shaping factors around us, Mirre aims to investigate the dynamic relation of how she personally, and we as humans, relate to our outside world. Working with a vast array of materials from glass to metal, sand to textile Mirre blends together fragments that both reflect and absorb the residual traces of our very being.
