Julia Rómas
Videopodcast ANALOG/DIGITAL: Learning from Loheland (2023). Upcoming exhibition:
13. June- 18. August 2023, Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe
The artists' group Learning from Loheland presents a video podcast as their first joint work.
The video podcast serves the artists (Marie Gimpel, Lea Sievertsen, Jasmin Preiß, Julia Romas, Alex Hojenski, Judith Kisner) as a discussion platform for their artistic research on Loheland.
Under the motto analogue and/or digital, the artists' first impressions and questions are combined via the audio level with online research, historical photos from the Loheland archive, as well as private photos and videos of the artists.
Funded by Beauftragten der Bundesregierung für Kultur und Medien (BKM), BBK, im Rahmen von NEUSTART KULTUR
Artists: Judith Kisner, Alex Hojenski, Marie Gimpel, Lea Siervertsen and Julia Romas.
My I Oni (We And The Other): Formation of Polish identity ¬ Integration and Outsourcing of the Other in the symbolism of Slavic myths, rituals and traditional costumes on the example of pre-christmas "Herody" (Master Of Fine Arts, HFBK Hamburg).
Layout: Luis Pendas Concept & Research: Julia Romas Book Editing: Buchbinderei Erdmann
My I Oni (We And The Other):Question of Polish Identity, 2017 (Bachelor Of Arts, PBSA Düsseldorf)
The question of Polish identity The work »My I Oni (We and the Others) – The Question of Polish Identity and Social Change in Poland« investigates how identity formation, the visualisation of the past and social structures have an influence on the identity formation of persons of Polish origin and social change in Poland. Building on the subsequent scientific work and interviews, the representation of the photographed persons is visualized on the one hand by »a view from the outside«, on the other hand by the »individual and own possibility of representation«. » My I Oni« shows how in Poland individual personal perception is visualized under the aspect of social influence and supports the thesis under which complex contexts a personal identity images are created.
showed at Düsseldorf Photo Weekend 2017 – https://paradise-park.de/my-i-oni/
Layout: Christian Lindmann
Concept & Research: Julia Romas
Mock Up: Janosch Boerckel
Kreter und Kopi: Indonesien im Wandel – Zwischen Tradition und Globalisierung. 2016 (PBS Arts, Düsseldorf)
Concept & Research: Julia Romas
@ Buchbinderei Mergemeier Düsseldorf
My I Oni (We And The Other): Formation of Polish identity ¬ Integration and Outsourcing of the Other in the symbolism of Slavic myths, rituals and traditional costumes on the example of pre-christmas "Herody" (Master Of Fine Arts, HFBK Hamburg).
Layout: Luis Pendas Concept & Research: Julia Romas Book Editing: Buchbinderei Erdmann
My I Oni (We And The Other):Question of Polish Identity, 2017 (Bachelor Of Arts, PBSA Düsseldorf)
The question of Polish identity The work »My I Oni (We and the Others) – The Question of Polish Identity and Social Change in Poland« investigates how identity formation, the visualisation of the past and social structures have an influence on the identity formation of persons of Polish origin and social change in Poland. Building on the subsequent scientific work and interviews, the representation of the photographed persons is visualized on the one hand by »a view from the outside«, on the other hand by the »individual and own possibility of representation«. » My I Oni« shows how in Poland individual personal perception is visualized under the aspect of social influence and supports the thesis under which complex contexts a personal identity images are created.
showed at Düsseldorf Photo Weekend 2017 – https://paradise-park.de/my-i-oni/
Layout: Christian Lindmann
Concept & Research: Julia Romas
Mock Up: Janosch Boerckel
Kreter und Kopi: Indonesien im Wandel – Zwischen Tradition und Globalisierung. 2016 (PBS Arts, Düsseldorf)
Concept & Research: Julia Romas
@ Buchbinderei Mergemeier Düsseldorf