In this comprehensive monograph, the Berlin-based artist Ulrike Flaig, born in 1962, presents "fast" and "slow" sculptures, video productions with live musicians, photographs, notations and small objects juxtaposed against her larger installations. In all of her work, Flaig addresses aspects of time, rhythm and identity.
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In this comprehensive monograph, the Berlin-based artist Ulrike Flaig, born in 1962, presents "fast" and "slow" sculptures, video productions with live musicians, photographs, notations and small objects juxtaposed against her larger installations. In all of her work, Flaig addresses aspects of time, rhythm and identity.
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New. In this comprehensive monograph, the Berlin-based artist Ulrike Flaig, born in 1962, presents "fast" and "slow" sculptures, video productions with live musicians, photographs, notations and small objects juxtaposed against her larger installations. In all of her work, Flaig addresses aspects of time, rhythm and identity.
