Opening: Friday, 12 July, 19.30
      Exhibition dates: 13 July - 25 August 2013
 
    For more than a decade the artist Lucia Dellefant is focusing on topics of social and political development. Her work includes paintings, sculptures, interactive projects and installations in public spaces.
In her series ‘Political Design’ Lucia Dellefant analyzes the relationship of people to current social and political topics. With paintings such as ‘Redesigning Future’ she raises questions about the current understanding of our future.
She designs architectural models of a future world, without focusing on specific illustrations. Different perspectives question the norm and create new dimensions, which the painter links with the longing of human beings for a new world order. Her works are of colorful strength and she ties real and virtual worlds together - just as we experience different perceptions of reality in our daily lives.
Lucia  Dellefant often adds an additional layer of content by using text lines. The  viewers are able to connect picture and text associatively and in a cognitive  way as well. They are not only viewers anymore, they are asked to interpret the  work in their own way.  
      During  her stay at Beijing Lucia Dellefant was working on a new series called  ‘imploding city‘. Beijing has been changing in a very rapid way over the last  twenty years. The artist wants to exaggerate this process in her small  paintings. 
      She  took photos of huge buildings, houses, small shops on the street, hutongs and  construction sites. After printing them on paper, she created new scenes and  buildings by painting over some parts of the photos and combining objects which  are not related to each other. The results are wired buildings in fake  surroundings. 
additionally in public space (An der Riviera):
Opening: Thursday, 11 June, 17.00
      Dauer: until Saturday, 13 June
 
 
    
For her project Lucia Dellefant deals with the topic of our daily use of "virtual water", i.e. the enormous amount of water which is used for the production of textiles - with often fatal consequences for the regions where the cotton is cultivated. – Everyone can pick a T-Shirt at the fairdrop-kiosk and take it for free. With the T-Shirt one carries the message that 3.000 litre of water were used to produce it, one becomes an activist while distributing the message.
      
      
      The exhibition at LOFT
      Opening hours and guided tours: 
      Saturday,   13 July, 15-18.00 
      Sunday, 25 August, 15-18.00
      by appointment (usually on working days from 9-16.00) info@das-loft.org,   t:+981-205 96 80 3191).
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