Ink, watercolor, gouache, xerox, silkscreen and tracing paper on republished Bauhaus Journal, mounted on aluminum sheets, with modular stainless-steel support structure
The Unrealized Utopia layers drawing and painting onto republished issues of the Bauhaus Journal (1926–1931), alongside AI-generated visions of a future Third World. Set in tropical, humid landscapes where architecture, jungle and mutated life forms merge, these images bring a faint atmosphere of horror to the utopian legacy of modernism. Returning these speculations to Bauhaus pages, the work reconsiders perception, standard form and the idealization of the human body. The works are displayed within Analysis of an Image, a modular stainless-steel support structure.
TUU-Kandinsky
TUU-Schlemmer
TUU-Moholy Nagy (side A)
TUU-Moholy Nagy (side B)
TUU-Das Kino
TUU-Niemeyer
TUU-Stravinsky
Installation views and artwork details courtesy the artist.