post-title Marilia Furman | MONSTROUS | PSM Gallery | 29.04.–14.05.2022

Marilia Furman | MONSTROUS | PSM Gallery | 29.04.–14.05.2022

Marilia Furman | MONSTROUS | PSM Gallery | 29.04.–14.05.2022

Marilia Furman | MONSTROUS | PSM Gallery | 29.04.–14.05.2022

until 14.05. | #3415ARTatBerlin | PSM Gallery presents from 29. April 2022 the exhibition MONSTROUS by the artist Marilia Furman.

Throughout her production, Marilia Furman has been raising questions about the character of crisis and immanent collapse of the commodity producing system (or, late capitalism). Whether by appealing to immediate sensitivity through mechanisms that places raw materials such as glass, paraffin and ice into conflict; whether through the appropriation and deviation of meanings from objects and images, the artist seeks to shape structures of violence and social domination.

ART at Berlin - courtesy of the artist and PSM - Marilia Furman - Untitled (cane)
Marilia Furman, Untitled (cane), 2011, wood, silver, metal, 92 x 10,5 x 3 cm,
© Marilia Furman & PSM, Berlin

If in the last few years Furman has turned mainly to a discussion of the Brazilian political conjuncture, with works that resort to national symbols and visual elements of the country’s cultural industry, it is important to note that such a scenario is not treated as something restricted, but part of a global phenomenon of violent intensification of social disintegration and material destruction.

ART at Berlin - courtesy of the artist and PSM - Marilia Furman - Unintellegible
Marilia Furman, Unintelligible, 2019, Book ‘Erich Wustmann: Xíngú. Paradies ohne, Frieden.’,
wood, screws, 12 x 50 x 23 cm, © Marilia Furman & PSM, Berlin

MONSTROUS, the artist’s third exhibition at the gallery, critically addresses these phenomena, taking as its central figure the idea of excess and the continuous expansion of the domination of everyday life, subjectivities, and bodies – from the control of time to technological domination. Exploring an imagining of imminent end that in recent years has come back to inhabit minds, the exhibited works assume the image of overproduction – of things, people, merchandise, images, as well as destruction, as a form of the announced catastrophe.

ART at Berlin - courtesy of the artist and PSM - Marilia Furman - Untitled (invisible)
Marilia Furman, Untitled (invisible), 2019, Laser cut steel sheets,
100 x 50 cm, 3 + 1 AP, © Marilia Furman & PSM, Berlin

Marilia Furman (born 1982 in São Paulo, Brazil) lives and works in São Paulo, BR. Selected solo exhibitions: Wrong Position, PSM, Berlin, DE, 2019; SP-Arte with PSM, São Paulo, BR, 2016; Appears, Inverts – and Againtst, PSM, Berlin, DE, 2015; abc art berlin contemporary with PSM, Berlin, DE, 2015; Mostruário (Showcase), Independent exhibition at artist’s studio, São Paulo, BR, 2014; Trabalho Abstrato (Abstract labor), Historical Museum of Santa Catarina, Florianópolis, BR, 2011.

ART at Berlin - courtesy of the artist and PSM - Marilia Furman - Knife in the skull
Marilia Furman, Knife in the skull, 2019,São Paulo military police helmet, knife, PVC foil,
h = 38, Ø 46 cm, © Marilia Furman & PSM, Berlin

Exhibition dates: Friday, 29. April – Saturday, 14. May 2022

Special opening for the Gallery Weekend: Friday, 29. April to Sunday, 1. May 2022

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Image caption title: Marilia Furman, MONSTROUS, © Marilia Furman & PSM, Berlin

Exhibition Marilia Furman – PSM Gallery | Zeitgenössische Kunst in Berlin | Contemporary Art | Exhibitions Berlin Galleries | ART at Berlin

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