bis du satt bist

Bis du satt bist presents a sculptural pelvic phantom, symbolizing the female body as a „kiosk of social life.“ Filled with edible sweet eggs, the installation reflects on the body as a site of exchange, caught between public and private realms. It examines societal perceptions of femininity, autonomy, and consumption. The eggs, offered to exhibition viewers, underscore themes of nourishment and exploitation.