Iz Paehr

ALT A wide angle photo of the Pop Up Disabled Data Center shows three large and colorful sails made from differently textured fabrics in front of large windows. The left sail is a soft violet sewn together with smaller orange and grey fabrics and has braille embroidered. The middle sail falls in round curvings and is bright yellow, orange and grey. The sail on the right is made from bubblewrap that shimmers in opacities and hovers above an orange blanket placed below. The sails are connected via orange straps that weave in and out of embedded metal gromets, and that are also holding them via attachments on the ceiling. From these sails, grey booklets containing the data sets dangle downwards on long grey strings that permeate the fabrics. Below, small clay figures are scattered across on the floor.

ALT In the middle of this photo, an orange blanket floats, folds and rests across a dark grey bench. The blanket is made from a warm knitted textile, while the pockets are shiny and look smooth to the touch. From viewing alone, the contents of the pockets cannot be determined, but it is clear that the materials are different. Around the blanket, there is floor space with small white clay figures arranged around vinyl fonts. Above, there are two fabric sails: One is an orange textile, one is a fabric made from bubblewrap. On the left, a booklet is dangling down from above so that is can be picket up and read when sitting down and using the blanket.

ALT A poster shows a worm like structure in a blue-to-rose gradient that stretches across the page, its long body intersecting at parts and diverging at others. Various wavy computer interfaces of folders, terminals and windows float atop the structure in blue and rose transparencies. Letters across read: Collecting things, Processing your data, letter of appreciation, imagining. On the lower end of the structure, there is an opening and the words "Imagination for a different future" fall out of them.

ALT A photo of an industrial looking space shows a table with the poster of the imagining backwards computer laying on it. From the ceiling, two booklets are suspended in a zig zag line with a blue rope.

ALT A closeup shot shows a rose booklet lightly hovering atop a table. The booklet is suspended by a blue rope and an 8-knot.

ALT A photo of the book More Posthuman Glossary on a beige background. The cover shows the title and the names of the editors Rosi Braidotti, Emily Jones & Goda Klumbytė atop a photo of a plastered wall in various colors from which layers of paint crumble off.

ALT A photo shows the book More Posthuman Glossary opened to page 80 and 81. In four spreads, the text of the entry The Meltionary is laid out across.

ALT The installation consists of three large pillow objects that are arranged around a large round lamp. Each pillow consists of a bright shimmering rip stop fabric and darker fabrics underneath. Three tablets that are hanging from the ceiling, one of them facing the camera and displaying a text on the website. The pink light of the light bulb turns the whole scene into pinkish light.

ALT Jars filled with water and herbs are positioned on a concrete bench in front of the building of the Fondazione Sandretto. They appear within Jonas Staal’s spatial artwork: large brown metal letters that read „WE DEMAND“ are held by pillars made of tires.

ALT Six jars filled with water and herbs sit on a concrete bench in the sun. In one jar, there is a pile of orange peel floating in orange water, in the others ones lavender, mint, sage and thyme shimmer in hues of green. Metal strainers are positioned next to the jars.

ALT The photo shows the insides of a glass jar that is filled with lavender and water. The green of the leafs and the hues of violet of the lavender flowers mix with the reflections of a metal ladle positioned there so that the resulting sun tea can be enjoyed.