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Ferdinand Dölberg, Bitte Widersetzen!, Courtesy Galerie Anton Janizewski, Photo Sascha Herrmann.
Ferdinand Dölberg, Bitte Widersetzen!, Courtesy Galerie Anton Janizewski, Photo Sascha Herrmann.

Although, it is a common saying that history repeats itself, which suggests that it might has once already been that way and vice versa implies that there was once a better state of existence. In a way, we have reached an urgent perversion of our world that had been suffused with a multitude of other urgencies for as long as most of us can think.

Ferdinand Dölberg, Bitte Widersetzen!, Courtesy Galerie Anton Janizewski, Photo Sascha Herrmann.
Ferdinand Dölberg, Bitte Widersetzen!, Courtesy Galerie Anton Janizewski, Photo Sascha Herrmann.

They have always had a dystopian sense; they were just less virulent and less palpable for the Western majority population: a sense of fatalism and resignation that surfaces as a pragmatic adjustment to the ghastly cruelties of life. In his first solo exhibition „Bitte Widersetzen“ (Please resist), Ferdinand Dölberg critiques a more preliminary stage of this kind of fatal mode of living.

Exhibition: Ferdinand Dölberg – Bitte Widersetzen!
Exhibition duration: 05.02. – 12.3.2022

Address and contact:
Galerie Anton Janizewski
Goethestr. 69, 10625 Berlin-Charlottenburg
www.antonjanizewski.com

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