Simon Kindle - Handbuch/Manual
EDITOR
Stadt Luzern und Kunstmuseum Luzern
TEXT
Armin Chodzinksi, Christiane Meyer-Stoll, Eveline Suter
DESIGNER
Büro 146, Maike Hamacher, Valentin Hindermann, Madeleine Stahel
LANGUAGE
German, English
DETAILS
Hardcover Thread binding with a cardboard cover, laminated with sandpaper / 264 pages / 22,8 x 14.9 cm
PUBLICATION DATE
06/2024
ISBN
SPECIFICS
Simon Kindle (*1983) extends a hand to his audience and invites them to get involved. This handbook not only presents his most important works but also serves as a practical tool, allowing readers to take action and design the cover themselves. Alongside interaction and craftsmanship, a good dose of daring is essential to Simon Kindle's work. Through his performances, the artist challenges not only the audience but also himself, creating meaningful experiences. Often with a wink, Simon Kindle finds clear and coherent images for themes from everyday life and the art world. The questions and problems he addresses are familiar to us all: How do I present myself? Where do I stand? Can I do this? How do I navigate competition and selection? What does the place where I live mean to me? What defines it? How does community form? How do we organize our coexistence?