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Keywords: Emancipation
Works by Ulrike Rosenbach:
The Image of Woman in Postwar Times
Wrapping with Julia Five Point Star Don't Believe I'm an Amazon Heracles – Hercules – King Kong Madonnas of the Flowers My Little Cabbage Or-Phelia Port of Paradise Reflections on the Birth of Venus Sorry Mister Dance for One Woman Dance around a tree Female Energy Exchange For Ten Thousand years I Slept Drawing Hood
Jim Campbell »Illuminated Average #1: Hitchcock's Psycho« Wolfgang Staehle »The Thing« textz.com »walser.php« Gordon Pask «The Colloquy of Mobiles» Masaki Fujihata «Impressing Velocity»
Ulrike Rosenbach
«School of Creative Feminism»
One aspect of Ulrike Rosenbach's work is expressed in her 'School of Creative Feminism', which here undergoes a direct, bodily reproduction of the spiral symbol. Centred in the middle, the spirally extending shape is an outwardly directed force that belongs to the canon of a nature-oriented movement. Conversely, the inward turning movement is enacted in a performance titled 'Tanz um einen Baum' ('Dance Around a Tree').
