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=== WAS&nbsp;WIRD&nbsp;MEINE&nbsp;NIEDERLAGE&nbsp;SEIN? / ''WHAT&nbsp;WILL&nbsp;BE&nbsp;MY&nbsp;DEFEAT?''<br>  ===
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Atul Bhalla folgt dem Elbelauf von Hamburg bis zur Nordseemündung und hört die Fragen, die der Fluß den Menschen stellt. Eine Fotoperformance mit Fotos von [http://www.helgemundt.de Helge Mundt].<br> Zwölf Banner à 300 x 380 cm.
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Taking of from an episode from the Indian epic Mahabharata, in which the Pandavas, the five princes, during their last year in exile reach a body of water and want to drink.
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But a voice from the water stops them. “Answer my questions before you drink”.
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The four younger princes drink not heeding the voice and die, the eldest prince Yudhistra, to be king, says “Examine me!”
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Then come a series of 54 questions all of which the prince answers. I list some of them separately from Jean Claude Carrier’s script for Peter Brook’s Mahabharata.
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Why should the author, in this case Ved Vyas, if one takes the Mahabharata to be only a piece of literature (!), which it is not, want the questions to come from a body of water?
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What does that signify?
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I take some of those questions and reformulate them for our times (!) of our attempts to control the river.<br>
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'''Für das PROJECT Y: A Yamuna-Elbe Public Art and Outreach Project in Delhi fertigte Atul Bhalla ein Pendant zu der Hamburger Version von "What will be my defeat", bestehend aus den zwölf Fragen auf Leuchtkästen, Flaschenformen und Brunnenlöchern: '''
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[[Atul Bhalla|Weiteres von Atul Bhalla]]
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Version vom 16. Februar 2012, 15:21 Uhr

Atul Bhalla

WAS WIRD MEINE NIEDERLAGE SEIN? / WHAT WILL BE MY DEFEAT?

Atul Bhalla folgt dem Elbelauf von Hamburg bis zur Nordseemündung und hört die Fragen, die der Fluß den Menschen stellt. Eine Fotoperformance mit Fotos von Helge Mundt.
Zwölf Banner à 300 x 380 cm.


What will be my defeat?

Taking of from an episode from the Indian epic Mahabharata, in which the Pandavas, the five princes, during their last year in exile reach a body of water and want to drink.

But a voice from the water stops them. “Answer my questions before you drink”.

The four younger princes drink not heeding the voice and die, the eldest prince Yudhistra, to be king, says “Examine me!”

Then come a series of 54 questions all of which the prince answers. I list some of them separately from Jean Claude Carrier’s script for Peter Brook’s Mahabharata.

Why should the author, in this case Ved Vyas, if one takes the Mahabharata to be only a piece of literature (!), which it is not, want the questions to come from a body of water?

What does that signify?

I take some of those questions and reformulate them for our times (!) of our attempts to control the river.

Atul Bhalla


Bilderfolge außen am Lieger Caesar in der Hamburger HafenCity von September bis Oktober 2011:

72 1000 DSCN0159.jpg

150 1000 Bhalla 01.jpg


72 1000 DSC 5056.jpg

150 1000 Bhalla 05.jpg


150 1000 DSC 5091.jpg

150 1000 Bhalla 06.jpg


72 1000 DSC 5331.jpg

150 1000 Bhalla 7.jpg


72 1000 DSC 5571.jpg

150 1000 Bhalla 8.jpg


72 1000 DSC 5606.jpg

72 1000 Bhalla 2.jpg


72 1000 DSC01402.jpg

72 1000 Bhala 03.jpg


72 1000 DSC01856.jpg

D 72 1000 Bhalla 04.jpg


72 1000 DSC 5728.jpg

I 72 1000 Bhalla 09.jpg


72 1000 b DSC 5780.jpg

I 72 1000 Bhalla 10.jpg


72 1000 DSC02504.jpg

J 72 1000 Bhalla 11.jpg


72 1000 DSC 5884.jpg

K 72 1000 b Bhalla 12.jpg



Für das PROJECT Y: A Yamuna-Elbe Public Art and Outreach Project in Delhi fertigte Atul Bhalla ein Pendant zu der Hamburger Version von "What will be my defeat", bestehend aus den zwölf Fragen auf Leuchtkästen, Flaschenformen und Brunnenlöchern:


1200 DSC02744.jpg


Weiteres von Atul Bhalla