Gregor Schneider: Weisse Folter / White Torture

[TamaraAndTheDemon]

Bhurrr- don't think i could walk down that corridor on me own....watch tooooo many horrid films, lol

[BrownEyedGirl2222]

that made me jump

[aunaunaunaun]

it s great !! I was there.

[JulieKroko]

i just went today to a little "labirint" of this artist in paris, i've never been so scared in my life!

[daSteff]

Gregor Schneider is a asshole

[Hirnduebel]

It was the first of Schneider's installations I visited, I am lucky to live in Düsseldorf where it's located and I will go there again before it's over, also because I think I missed a lot on my first visit. I think it stays there until the 14th of July

Schneider himself seems to be a very strange person, my arts teacher told me he met him years ago on an exhibition and almost got in a fight with him cause he was just standing close to him, saying "I know your girlfriend" over and over again

[exportiertes]

I like the arrow on the ground. Does it point to Mekka like the original arrow at Camp V, or to Hamburg to Schneiders other exhibition "Hommage an Malewitsch"? Anyway, since you have so few information in this rooms you start to concentrate on this little symbol on the ground.

I'm very sad that I didn't have enough time to stay there. And it was also not good to meet another person, because you suddenly feel more comfortable. Try to be alone in this work! It's an interesting experience.

[nescioquis]

As I read in an interview with Schneider in the new edition of german art paper "kunstforum" the arrows actually really point to Mekka.