Nassermann
Never look back again
The video and photo artist Nassermann occupies himself with questions relating to art history, anthropotechnics, and selfrepresentation in video art. He examines the everyday behaviors of individuals as well as collective phenomena with respect to mass-media phenomena. This leads him to combine digital and analogue technology in his works, in which the boundaries between past, present, and future seem to blur. Nassermann, who has been tremendously influenced by his encounter with Peter Sloterdijk, sees his art as a duty and a mission to touch people deep in their souls and minds. In his first monograph, Nassermann now provides an overview of his work until today and shows how deeply the individual creative areas are connected.
July 2017
ISBN 978-3-7356-0338-8
16,80 × 24,00 cm
96 Pages
63 colored illustrations
Gatefold Brochure, bound
Languages: German, English
Editor
Nassermann
Design by
Caecilie Cichonski, Hamburg
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