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"What I (don't) remember" is a text about falling in all possible metaphorical meanings of the word - and in a very concrete one: Olga Hohmann describes a bicycle fall on her (quote from the doctor's letter) "unhelmeted" head and the unexpected experiences and encounters that result from it. The essay is a description of everyday observations in a decidedly non-ordinary moment and context. The change in perception caused by the fall (and the resulting brain trauma) is evident in the author's language, which, in the density of associations, repeatedly develops an almost poetic character.
What I (don't) remember - About continuously falling on ones own head, Publication with Sibel Beyer, December 2020
A Magical Mystery Graduation, Graduation Show Piet Zwart Institute, 2021 Rotterdam
The Overview Effect, publication in collaboration with Florian Endres, Textem Verlag Hamburg
Apocalypse, SWR Radio, Februar 2021
The Falling Woman, Galerie Anton Janizewski Berlin, Spring 2021
Online:
In The Midst Of Circulation, Writing About Distance in Times Of Social Distancing, Textem Verlag Hamburg http://www.textem.de/index.php?id=3047
Grün leuchtende Diamanten, Modell Berlin - Kolumne, Berliner Zeitung am 27.06.2020
http://antonjanizewski.com/portfolio/rotatindiamonds
https://www.gallerytalk.net/knutschen-kotzen-sterben-die-sims-in-der-kunst/
