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Agnes Richter, a mental patient in Austrian asylum, embroidered her jacket with text. Through the script she transcribed herself into time, space and place. Her writing orients and disorients. Made in 1895, it is a standard issue uniform given to mental patients at the time. Richter has embroidered so intensively that reading impossible in certain areas of the garment. Words appear and disappear into seams and under layers of thread. There is no beginning or end, just spirals of intersecting fragmentary narratives. 

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perpetualidentitycrisis:

Birgitte Bardot

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fauxjoy:

Inga Rumpf by Gunter Zint 

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halyorkes:

‘The feast of St. Agnes on St. Agnes Eve. If a women performs certain divinations she will see a vision of her future husband, and he will eat and drink with her.’

Cracks (2009)

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filmiclife:

Cracks (2009)

supakid:

lovely tavi

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