Kunst im Kreuzgang, Bielefeld

Dor Guez | Foreign Fields

23.03.–20.09.2021

Guez’s installation “Foreign Fields” (2021) and his “Lilies of the Field” (2019) series of photographs call a deep memory to consciousness. That same movement of thought and experience is what gives the works their dynamism: the unmooring from reality; the need for an order that is as comprehensive as it is beyond doubt; insight into their (im)possibility given their historical, cultural, communicative, religious conditions; critique of ineffective systems of order; a passing preoccupation with the lost, but concrete individual; careful convergence to unities.

 

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Installation Views

  • Dor Guez, Foreign Fields, site specific installation in St. Jodokus Church, Bielefeld, organized by Kunst Im Kreuzgang, 2021.
    Photo: Ines Könitz

  • Dor Guez, Foreign Fields, site specific installation in St. Jodokus Church, Bielefeld, organized by Kunst Im Kreuzgang, 2021.
    Photo: Ines Könitz

  • Dor Guez, Foreign Fields, site specific installation in St. Jodokus Church, Bielefeld, organized by Kunst Im Kreuzgang, 2021.
    Photo: Ines Könitz

  • Dor Guez, Foreign Fields, site specific installation in St. Jodokus Church, Bielefeld, organized by Kunst Im Kreuzgang, 2021.
    Photo: Ines Könitz

  • Dor Guez, Foreign Fields, site specific installation in St. Jodokus Church, Bielefeld, organized by Kunst Im Kreuzgang, 2021.
    Photo: Ines Könitz

  • Dor Guez, Foreign Fields, site specific installation in St. Jodokus Church, Bielefeld, organized by Kunst Im Kreuzgang, 2021.
    Photo: Ines Könitz

  • Dor Guez, Foreign Fields, site specific installation in St. Jodokus Church, Bielefeld, organized by Kunst Im Kreuzgang, 2021.
    Photo: Ines Könitz

  • Dor Guez, Foreign Fields, site specific installation in St. Jodokus Church, Bielefeld, organized by Kunst Im Kreuzgang, 2021.
    Photo: Ines Könitz

  • Dor Guez, Foreign Fields, site specific installation in St. Jodokus Church, Bielefeld, organized by Kunst Im Kreuzgang, 2021.
    Photo: Ines Könitz