Anthofluid
Painting in Anthocyanins, Installation, 2024
Fueled by electric currents, Anthofluid creates pigmental paths in a fluid anthocyanin solution, producing volatile stains that dissolve into watery echoes as they emerge. Here, water acts as an unstable archive, continuously reabsorbing and transforming each trace. The process reflects the flexibility of matter and the fluid dynamics of material life, as explored in, among others, hydrofeminist discourse.





Exhibition
University of the Arts Bremen
16.11.2024 – 24.11.2024
Thanks to
Conceptual support by Prof. Dr. Andrea Sick, Prof. Dennis Paul and Prof. Ralf Baecker
Project developed at the Digital Media Bremen program