Paradise

Ralf Sander

Paradise

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I developed this project as a reaction to a personal invitation for a participation in the international art project THE LINE at the demillitarized zone between North and South Korea.Following an intense research about backgrounds, and the current situation in the DMZ,I found out that since 1953 the 8 mile deep and 163 miles long fenced demarcation zone was not entered by humans. As a result animals, believed to be extinct started to establish there again. I decided for the Paradise object after lots of different possible solutions and experiments, becaus the word describes originally a fenced garden in old Persian language.The chosen images are ambivalent in the context of the DMZ. I use Rubens Fall Of Man and a depiction of the Paradise by Jan Bruegel the junger in combination with the visible landscape at the location of display. The word paradise is cut out of the image and a possibility to watch the other side.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Imjingak area Civilian Control Zone (DMZ) & KINTEX, Ilsan-city
Publication status	Published (in print/issue) - 8 Oct 2014
Event	The Line - DMZ, South Korea / Heyrie, South Korea Duration: 8 Oct 2014 → 11 Nov 2015

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http://artradarjournal.com/2013/09/06/art-behind-military-lines-koreas-real-dmz-project-picture-feast/

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