Zephyr (Dinophysis) 2024_07_09_München_! rows of images – much

rows of images – much like film strips – become visible

The result is an informal dialogue between contemporary art and its predecessors

Editor(s): Peter Forster

the catalogue presents shots of each work

not even visual or other information

Zephyr (Dinophysis) 2024_07_09_München_! rows of images – muchAbout the work Monira Al Qadiris Zephyr series (2023), a collection of three luminescent sculptures, invites the viewer to consider the importance of organisms invisible to the naked eye. During prehistoric times, much of the Arabian Peninsula was submerged in waterconsequently, ancient marine fossils can be found in inland areas. Some of these fossils are of dinoflagellates, microscopic marine algae that have existed for hundreds of millions of years