Agnes Fuchs

Agnes Fuchs

by Agnes Fuchs

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This book-project is an experimental setting in eight parts presenting several projects and examples, or samples of Agnes Fuchs' artistic practice. The booklets (manuals) are operating visual objects, or tools, and can be seen as an arrangement of material in layers to be placed in random order or simultaneously. And thus can manage to interlace methods and fields in order to suspend familiar perception and explore interaction and superposition. 'MANUAL edition' includes two independent text contributions posing essential correlations indirectly. The text-module starts with a text about lines in art and science by Victor Enolski, (an expert in mathematical methods in theoretical physics) deriving from a lecture by Victor Enolski with the artist. Franz Thalmair, curator and author, contributes 'Abécédaire,' an index especially made for the book. 0“Agnes Fuchs investigates generated as well as form/content-generating contexts of technical instruments (measurement) by analysing visual and conceptual worlds (textuality) around the functions of such equipment. The artist generates an Echoraum, a reverberation and reflection area (floating) that interchanges and superposes the act of viewing and the investigated object, artistic and scientific method (research), the original and its translation, thus transferring it all into her work.”0.

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