For the third time, Rosebud, Inc. presented works of international artists, designers and photographers in their temporary SHOWROOM. This exhibition was dedicated to Paul Graves, Deborah Sengl and Ute Ploier / Jork Weismann.
“Bare Bones” For the first time on public display, the chair from the original 1933 King Kong movie was shown by Paul Graves.
“Killed to be Dressed” Artist Deborah Sengl presented works in which she turns the familiar appearance of humans wearing animals skins upside down, thereby reducing this behavior to absurdity.
“Nightswimmer” Fashion designer Ute Ploier and photographer Jork Weismann have realized a video clip together that puts the spotlight on Ploier’s collection Nightswimmer. It is based on the habit of Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas to go swimming every day, no matter where he is.
