Alexandra Pirici, “Dacă voi nu ne vreţi, noi vă vrem, [If you don’t want us, we want you]” (2011)equestrian - postcards documenting public space interventions/sculptures
“Dacă voi nu ne vreţi, noi vă vrem [If you don’t want us, we want you], the work of Alexandra Pirici represents different enactments of living sculptures, confronting public heroic monuments and buildings in Bucharest, such as the controversially rebuilt equestrian statue of Carol I, the monument of the 1989 Revolution or the House of the People. 
The artists embody the awkward reflexion of a past that is all too questionable despite its apparent immutability, with well-rooted and imposing effects on the present. In the uneven relationship between their bodies and the stone or the bronze, they manage to cast doubt upon their objects of reference, to reveal them as the real ghosts.”

Raluca Voinea - curator of “Doppelganger of the Recent Past” exibition 
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Alexandra Pirici, “Dacă voi nu ne vreţi, noi vă vrem, [If you don’t want us, we want you]” (2011)

equestrian - postcards documenting public space interventions/sculptures

“Dacă voi nu ne vreţi, noi vă vrem [If you don’t want us, we want you], the work of Alexandra Pirici represents different enactments of living sculptures, confronting public heroic monuments and buildings in Bucharest, such as the controversially rebuilt equestrian statue of Carol I, the monument of the 1989 Revolution or the House of the People.
The artists embody the awkward reflexion of a past that is all too questionable despite its apparent immutability, with well-rooted and imposing effects on the present. In the uneven relationship between their bodies and the stone or the bronze, they manage to cast doubt upon their objects of reference, to reveal them as the real ghosts.”
Raluca Voinea - curator of “Doppelganger of the Recent Past” exibition
Editor’s Note: Click through for more images and info.

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