Coverbild Sandra Knecht. Home Is a Foreign Place
Sandra Knecht. Home Is a Foreign Place
Sandra Knecht. Home Is a Foreign Place
Sandra Knecht. Home Is a Foreign Place
Sandra Knecht. Home Is a Foreign Place
Sandra Knecht. Home Is a Foreign Place
Sandra Knecht. Home Is a Foreign Place
Sandra Knecht. Home Is a Foreign Place
Sandra Knecht. Home Is a Foreign Place
Sandra Knecht. Home Is a Foreign Place
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Author: Laura Ewert, Hans Ulrich Obrist, Birgit Stammberger
Edited by: Kulturstiftung Basel H. Geiger
Designed by: Studio Krispin Heé (Krispin Heé, Tim Wetter)
Texts by: Susanna Koeberle
Englisch
January 2025, 288 Pages , 170 Color photos
hardcover
200mm x 280mm
ISBN:978-3-7757-5934-2

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Sandra Knecht is a Swiss conceptual and performance artist whose themes revolve around identity and home. Her practice encompasses cooking, photography, film, installation, and performance. For almost ten years she has been investigating the concept of home—geographically, historically, sociologically, philosophically, and culinarily. Her long-term research has resulted in an artist's book that presents the new photographic work group Tschinn and an unusual documentation of her work, drawing on her extensive image archive. For Knecht, home is an unknown place that constantly feeds her artistic imagination, and which must be continually questioned and renegotiated.

Sandra Knecht (*1968) worked as a social pedagogue for 25 years before deciding to work primarily as an artist. She studied at the Zurich University of the Arts from 2011 to 2014. Since then, she has participated in national and international exhibitions. She lives near Basel with her animals.
January 10 – April 27, 2025 

Kulturstiftung Basel H. Geiger
»[...]"Home is a Foreign Place" der Schweizer Künstlerin Sandra Knecht ist eine Einladung in eine vieldeutige Welt, in der es um Heimat, Queerness und die Bedingungen des Verstehens geht.«
Laura Ewert
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