Felisha Carénage

Violent Island Girl

Installative paintings and performances playing with archipelagos’ global intimacies, involving personal reconciliations with forms of death and destruction that are inextricable from island living. These include mental health crises, spiritual inheritances, gun violence and natural disasters.

The Maria works are collaborations between Felisha Carenage, Luiza Furtado and Anne Meerpohl. The aqueous Maria is a changeable figure who serves as the artistic alter ego of the three painters. In this way, they deal with care-work, sexual capital and memory.

DORA IXORA // fajalobi

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Maria: Miradores

Invited by the Museum am Rothenbaum to intervene on the theme of Der, Die, Das Tod, which accompanies this year’s Dia de los Muertos festival, Santa Maria Paraffina: Miradores de la Viuda deals with gender (non)specific forms of mourning and death. [more]

Photo: Felisha Carenage

Maria Concepcíon

Shown at Santa Maria Paraffina, a group exhibition with Anne Meerpohl and Luiza Furtado, part of Cake & Cash’s summer program at MOM, Hamburg. To read about the exhibition, see Katrin Krumm at GalleryTalk.Net. [more]

Photo: Anne Meerpohl

Himmelsleiter

Révanchisme and other madnesses. Living by the money, the Bible and gun. [more]