“Kaspar Hauser’s Phantom Family”. Non-commercial project supported by Sergey Limonov Art Foundation

Jonjoli Flowers (new project by North-7 group participants together with the close artists) group members rethink the way from former family with broken communicative relations to the family with lost children. Within the given historic moment, condition of half-decay, disunity is taken as sign of the times.

 

Jonjoli Flowers art-group: Alexandr Tsikarishvili, Ivan Chemakin, Greht, Anna Andrzhievskaia, Vadim Mikhailov, Liza Tsikarishvili, Viktor Yuliev, KZ Virtual Gallery (St.Petersburg)

Total installation of Jonjoli Flowers art group from St. Petersburg is created as a shelter/cell/residence of the main character — Kaspar Hauser. The real person or a speculative fiction by alternative history adepts, he is known as a rootless “Son of Europe”; a wild creature that came from nowhere and perished under mysterious circumstances.

The project tells us a myth, a fantasy narrating about loss of family ties, break-up of unity, miss of support, about the case of an alien in his own land.