Paperwork
June 27th – July 5th, 2020
Zitrone Manegg
Allmendstrasse 92, 8041 Zurich
Curated by Marco Fedele di Catrano and Nathalie Diserens with Vivianne Tat
www.paperwork.space
PAPERWORK begins with a first exhibition in a former construction factory in Manegg, a district of Zurich. Demolished industrial buildings, which were mainly dedicated to paper production, make room for imposing residential complexes.
A standard pallet of 6290 sheets of amber volume paper (90 g) in 1020 x 720 mm format marks the starting point of the PAPERWORK project. The path of the paper on the pallet exemplifies the transformation process from an industrial society to a digital service society, in which industrially manufactured products lose their value.
PAPERWORK is a collective term that is used grammatically in the singular, but at the same time refers to the numerous and repetitive. The word evokes several levels of meaning, it touches on bureaucracy, becomes political, emphasizes serial work in reference to the material or disappearing in the ephemeral.
Installation with found objects
Adam Thompson, Alessandro Piangiamore, Angela Marzullo, Antonio Monaci, Aurélien Gamboni, Barbara Davi, Barbara Signer, Bernd Trasberger, Bettina Diel, Claudia Kübler, Clio Newton, Costa Vece, David Knuckey, Donatella Spaziani, Elza Sile, Emanuela Moretti, Erich Weiss, Esther Kempf, Filib Schürmann, Florence Jung, Franz Kapfer, Giampaolo Russo, Giancarlo Norese, Gianluca Trifilo, Ilona Ruegg, Jiajia Zhang, Jimmie Durham, Katrin Hotz, Kilian Rüthemann, Kostas Bassanos, Laura Jurt, Luc Mattenberger, Maya Lama, Marco Fedele di Catrano, Mickry3, Milenko Lazic, Milva Stutz, Miriam Sturzenegger, Mirjam Blanka Inauen, Nathalie Diserens, Nicoletta Wartmann, Nils Nova, Paloma Ayala, Patric Sandri, Raphael Stucky, Roman Gysin, Roman Maeder, Schumacher/Clavadetscher, Sebastian Krähenbühl, Stefano Benini, Thea Kuta/Habib Afsar, Tobias Berndt, Tom Menzi, u/n multitude, Valentina Pini, Valentin Egli, Vela Arbutina, Vivianne Tat, William Lamson, Yves Sablonier.
Giancarlo Norese
Oberflächenspannung, 2020
Installation with found objects
An den vier Ecken eines gemeinsamen Küchentischs stehen vier Gläser unterschiedlicher Form, die bis zum Rand mit möglichst viel Wasser gefüllt sind.
Die Brille befindet sich so nahe an der Tischkante, dass eine kleine Vibration ausreicht, um sie zu Boden fallen zu lassen.
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Four glasses of different shapes, filled with as much water as possible, to the brim, are placed at the four corners of a common kitchen table.
The glasses are so close to the edge of the table that a small vibration would be enough to make them fall to the ground.
giancarlo norese 
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