Heimlich Unheimlich

Hazel Smith; Sieglinde Karl-Spence

Heimlich Unheimlich

Hazel Smith
, Sieglinde Karl-Spence

Western Sydney University

Research output: Creative Works › Exhibition

Abstract

Heimlich Unheimlich by Sieglinde KARL-SPENCE (visual images) and Hazel SMITH (text), is an installation of collages and poetry that explores through family photographs the post-World War II period, personal and historical trauma, belonging and migration. It is composed of digitally printed polyester chiffon banners, a multimedia video, and hand-stitched objects reminiscent of body parts. The ambiguous relationship between heimlich and unheimlich (homely and unhomely) underlies the piece, which fictionalises the contrasting childhoods of Sieglinde Karl- Spence (German-Australian) and Hazel Smith (British-Jewish).

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Mount Lawley, W.A.
Publisher	Edith Cowan University Gallery 25
Size	20
Publication status	Published - 2021
Event	Edith Cowan University Gallery 25(advertised date:1/05/2021) - Duration: 1 May 2021 → …

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