1. Pepperminta Homo Sapiens Sapiens
    Out of print
     Pipilotti Rist
     Pepperminta Homo Sapiens Sapiens
    Boxa ludens

    Edited by the Swiss Federal Office of Culture accompanying the exhinbition at the Venice Biennale, 2005

     

    This book by the internationally celebrated Swiss video artist Pipilotti Rist is literally a chocolate box themed to address the last, mysterious 15 minutes before the fall of mankind. Rist burst on to the international art scene in the mid-1990s with mesmerizing video installations influenced by visual art, music, architecture, and social politics. Her witty, poetic, and experimental work fuses natural and urban worlds, and often features erotic or uncanny images of the human body, particularly her own.

    Pipilotti Rist (1965) is one of the world’s most major video artists. Her installations question our usual looking and listening habits. She has had numerous one-woman shows, in locations including Chicago, Zurich, New York, Montréal.

    Box: 19 x 25 x 2,5 cm, containing a poster, images of the paradise, saints etc. (2005)

    ISBN 978-3-03778-051-0, g
    EUR 37.00 / USD 45.00 / GBP 34.00
    Pipilotti Rist

    Pipilotti Rist likes red beets a lot. Her focus are video/audio installations. She tries to be very friendly but is a somewhat autistic person. She likes machines and children.

    Her opinon is: Arts task is to contribute to evolution, to encourage the mind, to guarantee a detached view of social changes, to conjure up positive energies, to create sensuousness, to reconcile reason and instinct, to research possibilities and to destroy clichés and prejudices.
    Congratulations!