Profil Nr. 6: 7 Februar 2000
Hans-Peter Feldmann
2000
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Hans-Peter Feldmann’s Profil continues the iconographic investigations of his earlier work Bilder (1968-1974), offering a critical and political study in which images speak louder than words. Published in collaboration with Museum in Progress and Profil ...
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Profil Nr. 6: 7 Februar 2000
Hans-Peter Feldmann
2000
Vienna and Düsseldorf: Museum in Progress and Feldmann Verlag
Unpaginated [116 pages]
28 × 21 cm

Hans-Peter Feldmann’s Profil continues the iconographic investigations of his earlier work Bilder (1968-1974), offering a critical and political study in which images speak louder than words. Published in collaboration with Museum in Progress and Profil magazine, the project had a long gestation and was originally planned for late February 2000. However, the volatile political situation in Austria prompted Feldmann to publish it a few weeks earlier. In his détournement of the February 7, 2000, issue of Profil, Feldmann retained the original layout but removed all text, advertisements, and non-photographic illustrations, allowing the images to speak for themselves and reveal the many facets of politics, from representation and accountability to corruption, abuse of power, and oppression.

Vienna and Düsseldorf: Museum in Progress and Feldmann Verlag
Unpaginated [116 pages]
28 × 21 cm

Hans-Peter Feldmann’s Profil continues the iconographic investigations of his earlier work Bilder (1968-1974), offering a critical and political study in which images speak louder than words. Published in collaboration with Museum in Progress and Profil magazine, the project had a long gestation and was originally planned for late February 2000. However, the volatile political situation in Austria prompted Feldmann to publish it a few weeks earlier. In his détournement of the February 7, 2000, issue of Profil, Feldmann retained the original layout but removed all text, advertisements, and non-photographic illustrations, allowing the images to speak for themselves and reveal the many facets of politics, from representation and accountability to corruption, abuse of power, and oppression.

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Hans-Peter Feldmann’s Profil continues the iconographic investigations of his earlier work Bilder (1968-1974), offering a critical and political study in which images speak louder than words. Published in collaboration with Museum in Progress and Profil magazine, the project had a long gestation and was originally planned for late February 2000. However, the volatile political situation in Austria prompted Feldmann to publish it a few weeks earlier. In his détournement of the February 7, 2000, issue of Profil, Feldmann retained the original layout but removed all text, advertisements, and non-photographic illustrations, allowing the images to speak for themselves and reveal the many facets of politics, from representation and accountability to corruption, abuse of power, and oppression.

Vienna and Düsseldorf: Museum in Progress and Feldmann Verlag
Unpaginated [116 pages]
28 × 21 cm

Hans-Peter Feldmann’s Profil continues the iconographic investigations of his earlier work Bilder (1968-1974), offering a critical and political study in which images speak louder than words. Published in collaboration with Museum in Progress and Profil magazine, the project had a long gestation and was originally planned for late February 2000. However, the volatile political situation in Austria prompted Feldmann to publish it a few weeks earlier. In his détournement of the February 7, 2000, issue of Profil, Feldmann retained the original layout but removed all text, advertisements, and non-photographic illustrations, allowing the images to speak for themselves and reveal the many facets of politics, from representation and accountability to corruption, abuse of power, and oppression.

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Hans-Peter Feldmann’s Profil continues the iconographic investigations of his earlier work Bilder (1968-1974), offering a critical and political study in which images speak louder than words. Published in collaboration with Museum in Progress and Profil magazine, the project had a long gestation and was originally planned for late February 2000. However, the volatile political situation in Austria prompted Feldmann to publish it a few weeks earlier. In his détournement of the February 7, 2000, issue of Profil, Feldmann retained the original layout but removed all text, advertisements, and non-photographic illustrations, allowing the images to speak for themselves and reveal the many facets of politics, from representation and accountability to corruption, abuse of power, and oppression.

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