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Ubermalte Bild - Lithographien, Domus Jani

Hermann Nitsch's Performance 2003 photograph depicting a table with fish, organs, and red fluid evoking ritualistic and visceral imagery.

C-print on Kodak Professional paper - signed and numbered on the back // Performance 2003 by Hermann Nitsch is a visceral photographic capture that exemplifies his provocative and challenging approach to art. Known for his association with the Viennese Actionism movement, Nitsch's work often confronts themes of life, death, sacrifice, and ritual. This photograph, part of a series documenting his performances, depicts a table covered in raw, visceral materials—fish, organs, and a profusion of red fluids resembling blood, spilling over the tablecloth. The imagery evokes sacrificial rites and visceral intensity, challenging viewers to confront primal and uncomfortable aspects of human existence. Nitsch's work invites contemplation on ritual, corporeality, and the boundaries of art.

Artwork Copyright © Hermann Nitsch

Performance 2003, 2003

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C-print on Kodak Professional paper - signed and numbered on the back // Performance 2003 by Hermann Nitsch is a visceral photographic capture that exemplifies his provocative and challenging approach to art. Known for his association with the Viennese Actionism movement, Nitsch's work often confronts themes of life, death, sacrifice, and ritual. This photograph, part of a series documenting his performances, depicts a table covered in raw, visceral materials—fish, organs, and a profusion of red fluids resembling blood, spilling over the tablecloth. The imagery evokes sacrificial rites and visceral intensity, challenging viewers to confront primal and uncomfortable aspects of human existence. Nitsch's work invites contemplation on ritual, corporeality, and the boundaries of art.

Artwork Copyright © Hermann Nitsch

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