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SUMMARY:Artist Talk Julika Rudelius with Julian Ross
DTSTAMP:20260722T191313Z
DTSTART:20260812T170000Z
DESCRIPTION:Surfaces and façades are planes of projection and means of repr
	esentation\, but\nthey are also social constructs. We recognize them in bo
	dies\, architecture\, and\nobjects such as cars: visible layers through wh
	ich we relate to the world.\nNorms\, social codes\, patterns of behavior\,
	 and political convictions function as\ninvisible façades behind which peo
	ple position themselves\, seek protection\, or\nderive authority.\n\nNow t
	hat we are constantly viewed through a lens\, these surfaces seem to becom
	e\never more convex\, fuller\, and smoother. Faces\, bodies\, and status s
	ymbols appear\ninflated and hyperreal\, at times almost more three-dimensi
	onal than the human\nbeing itself. These physical and social surfaces not 
	only shape how power is\nmade visible\, but also how it remains concealed\
	, acting as boundaries between\nthe intimate and the outside world. They i
	nform our perception of power\,\nmasculinity\, and identity. And as everyt
	hing increasingly asserts itself on the\nsurface\, one question becomes un
	avoidable: what remains of the inner self?\n\nTaking the exhibition The Se
	amless Real as its point of departure\, Julian Ross\nand Julika Rudelius e
	ngage in a conversation about how Rudelius explores\nphysical and social s
	urfaces as carriers of ideas about power\, identity\, and\nrepresentation.
URL:https://offbeat.amsterdam/event/artist-talk-julika-rudelius-with-julian
	-ross
GEO:52.3727362;4.8811391
LOCATION:Rozenstraat - Rozenstraat 59\, 1016 NN Amsterdam
STATUS:CONFIRMED
CATEGORIES:amsterdam-centrum,event,exhibition,jordaan,talk
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Surfaces and façades are planes of projecti
	on and means of representation, but they are also social constructs. We re
	cognize them in bodies, architecture, and objects such as cars: visible la
	yers through which we relate to the world. Norms, social codes, patterns o
	f behavior, and political convictions function as invisible façades behind
	 which people position themselves, seek protection, or derive authority.</
	p> <p>Now that we are constantly viewed through a lens, these surfaces see
	m to become ever more convex, fuller, and smoother. Faces, bodies, and sta
	tus symbols appear inflated and hyperreal, at times almost more three-dime
	nsional than the human being itself. These physical and social surfaces no
	t only shape how power is made visible, but also how it remains concealed,
	 acting as boundaries between the intimate and the outside world. They inf
	orm our perception of power, masculinity, and identity. And as everything 
	increasingly asserts itself on the surface, one question becomes unavoidab
	le: what remains of the inner self?</p> <p>Taking the exhibition The Seaml
	ess Real as its point of departure, Julian Ross and Julika Rudelius engage
	 in a conversation about how Rudelius explores physical and social surface
	s as carriers of ideas about power, identity, and representation.</p>
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