Christl Mudrak: Eros (Bilingual edition)
By (Author) Sven Christian Schuch
Edited by Christl Mudrak
Text by Victoria Tarak
Text by Clemens Krmmel
Text by Anne Schreiber
Hatje Cantz
Hatje Cantz
29th August 2025
Germany
General
Non Fiction
Paintings and painting
759.3
Hardback
256
Width 216mm, Height 275mm
1200g
Performative and participatory painting
Christl Mudrak's first monograph publication is dedicated to her complex, often-ephemeral artistic work of the last two decades. The book is both a search for traces and a tracker of an aesthetic practice that eludes the simplistic patterns of art historiography and makes institutional appropriation difficult. In addition to the creation of experiential spaces and participatory-performative painting, Mudrak's work focuses on exploring the potential of collaborative work, based on a deep understanding of the equality of humans, animals, and nature. Through this monograph, Mudrak's elusive art is not only made visible, but can be experienced anew.
Christl Mudrak (*1972) deals with spaces that have a physical and psychological effect on the viewer. In interactive processes with human collaborators, but also animals and plants, she questions concepts of artistic authorship. She lives and works in Berlin.