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Works by Isabell Heimerdinger:
A Day in the Life
Alice American Psycho Interiors Love Film Martin as Terri Watching Gloria again The space between us fills my hear with intolerable grief and impossible joy Waiting, Acting Waiting
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Isabell Heimerdinger
* 1963 in Stuttgart, lives and works in Berlin. 1991 MFA, Academy of Visual Arts Düsseldorf, 1995 MFA, California Institute Institute of the Arts, Los Angeles, USA.
Heimerdinger’s central theme is the penetration of the cinematographic world and everyday reality, in which she concerns herself primarily with the figure of the actor for some years now. In photographic as well as cinematic testing setups, she plumbs the depths of the partly subtle differences between acted and authentic behavior, between role and identity, between posing and ‹genuine› expression. In doing so, she meanwhile uses strictly analog technologies again, such as slides, Polaroid photography, and 16mm film.
