Peter Piller

Peter Piller lives and works in Hamburg, and since 2006 he teaches as Professor of Photography at the Hochschule für Grafik und Buchkunst in Leipzig. His work was presented in numerous solo exhibitions, including the Witte de With in Rotterdam, the Kunstmuseum Bonn, the Kunstverein Braunschweig und the Fotomuseum Winterthur. In addition he published around 40 artist books, most recently “Erscheinungen” (Hatje Cantz) und “Materialien (H): Irrläufer” (Nieves).

Talk: Advantages of Non-Intentionality

Conference: The Low End Theory
Date: Day 2 – 14:15
Location: E-Werk Kesselsaal, Weimar
Language: German

Probably, Mr. Piller will miss the topic. His artistic practice can be described as haphazard, unfocused, impulsive and personally motivated. His talk will mainly deal with what can be discovered on one’s doorstep, why it is advisable to always take detours, to evade thinking while (not after) working, to go astray on purpose, to let time pass, to ask other for advice but decide for oneself, to take over on-call service duties and to continue to read novels.

Under the patronage of

Deutsche UNESCO Kommission

Supported by

Thüringen

Organized by

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