In the current exhibition at HALLE 14, artist Deborah Jeromin explores knowledge repositories based on textile processes such as spinning and weaving. These can be seen as models for digital technologies. The spinning spindle is the basic mode of textile production. The rotation that creates the thread collects the interlocking fibers. The thread becomes a store of energy and memories that trickle through the fingers into the yarn. The spiral shape of the DNA double helix is another such coiled store of information.
The exhibition will open on Saturday, November 9, 2024 at 4 pm.
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