 | habaï ne sï natena, se paï tanïmena |
 | solar series of electric shocks |
 | last light |
 | sunset |
 | the kitchen |
 | moment |
 | beads |
 | bind link mend tie join merge connect patch knit lock adhere hold attach |
 | untitled (bonze casts of tout springs) |
 | batch |
 | still |
 | travelling but no current |
 | reservoir |
 | lazy eight |
 | encapsul |
 | I transcend encapsulation |
 | Incubator |
 | revers |
 | galatean heritage |
 | amnion |
 | tension object |
 | prélèvement de flux |
 | read only memory |
 | temporal deflector |
 | constrained eternity |
 | metronom |
 | nightingale |
the chinese nightingale
2006
Inspired by the tale „The Chinese Nightingale“of Hans Christian Andersen, Judith Fegerl developed an individual view on the topic of mechanical reproduction of a living organism.
The chant of the nightingale, famous for its beautiful and unique sound, is being mechanically reproduced. The power of reproduction and massproduction is indirect porportional to the intesity of the auratic experience of the natural phenomenon.
