Lou Jaworski, GIZEH, 2022
2022
- Medium
- Ferrite magnets and modified steel server racks
- Dimensions
- 57 × 155.5 cm
- Status
- In Gallery Collection
- Collect24 Art ID
- C24-156099
GIZEH (2022) is part of a modular series of wall and floor installations, in which Lou Jaworski assembles in relief-like arrangements ferrite magnetic plates, neon tubes, and parts of server racks that were used to store public and private data at a central Internet hub in Frankfurt am Main. Arranged in grids, the wall work made of detached and newly assembled hardware fragments and ferrite magnets resembles a triptych or foldable panel painting and deals with the erasure and concealment of data on several levels. GIZEH shows Jaworski's interest in the materialization of memories and traces of past processes. In his works, the artist often refers to the history of particular elements, which is no longer visible, yet inscribes itself into the works.
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