Honig


Bee Cemetery (1998)
granite, sand, candles, wishes
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central granite sculpture by Darren Stanley Davies
Bee Cemetery (1998)


Bee Cemetery (1998)
Installation view
Kunsthaus Tacheles, Berlin
central granite sculpture by Darren Stanley Davies
Bee Cemetery (1998)


Honig (1998)
Exhibition view
Kunsthaus Tacheles, Berlin
Honig (1998)


Honig (1998)
Exhibition view
Kunsthaus Tacheles, Berlin
Honig (1998)


Bee Cemetery: People's Wishes (1998)
Installation
size variable
Bee Cemetery: People's Wishes (1998)


Bee Cemetery: People's Wishes (1998)
Installation
size variable
Bee Cemetery: People's Wishes (1998)


Bee Cemetery: People's Wishes (1998)
Installation
size variable
Bee Cemetery: People's Wishes (1998)


Exhibition view, Honig (1998)
Kunsthaus Tacheles
Berlin
Exhibition view, Honig (1998)


S.I.G.'s Pure Honey (1998)
mysterious liquid
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S.I.G.'s Pure Honey (1998)
I don't much mind if it rains or snows,
'cos I've got a lot of honey on my nice new nose!
I don't much care if it snows or thaws,
'cos I've got a lot of honey on my nice new paws!
(Winnie-the-Pooh)
The Bee Cemetery was a participatory project, which invited the exhibition visitors to write down a wish and to put it into a transparent zip-lock bag, along with a small token of their desire. They were then asked to bury the wish in the sandy area of the Bee Cemetery and to place a lit tea light above it. I would visit the Cemetery daily to dig up the new wishes and then mount them on the 'Wunschwand' (wishing wall).
'Sig's Pure Honey' is a mysterious elixir. More will be revealed when my book, 'The Day the Women Stopped Listening' finally comes out.
'Honig' was staged at the legendary Kunsthaus Tacheles in Mitte, Berlin.