LOLA GÖLLER (1983)

Herbarium Collection - Artists - Lola Göller

Lola Göller lives and works in Berlin.
In 2012 she graduated at the University of Arts Berlin as a master student of Professor Gregor Schneider.
In her art work she deals with bizarre excesses of social and architectural fringe phenomena. She examines and archives imitations and obvious copies and questions structural, intellectual and emotional aspects of their function and effect.
Her noggin series “Shine on, you pretty pyramid: Transformation ” consist of radio plays, lecture performance, sculptures and installations and a documentary movie. Her works are shown in exhibitions worldwide.

Website: http://www.lolagoeller.de

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The Herbarium project explores the work environment in contemporary culture in which ideas are created and exchanged. The focus of Herbarium is to compile a collection of sealed creative energy in boxes (40х40х10, 40x20x10 or 20х40х10) of different generations of artists around the world. The contents of each box are accompanied by a description and a sound file with the artist's voice. The artists, invited by the curator of "Herbarium" could choose two new participants - so the project traces the exchange of creative energy in the artworld. The development of the collection has no time limits, it grows exponentially with each new participant until the final exhibition is announced. The H Talks series (video portraits of the artists) are shot during the preparation of each presentation of the Herbarium collection in the artists work environment and studios. All the information, gathered in the process of developing the collection, will be available to all researchers, curators, gallery owners, students or art lovers who are interested in the less visible mechanisms through which contemporary culture functions.

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LOLA GÖLLER (1983)

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