In “I-solated Beings”, he creates the USO (Unidentified Standing Object) and invites viewers to discuss the correlation between object and space. The tank has been fully repurposed and equipped with the makings of a modern living space, complete with bed and air con unit. The appropriation of the water tank is guided by following the changes in surroundings whether remote in nature or active in public space. Schulenburg, 42, produces works in a variety of media and perspective such as ceramics, drawing, felt and sculpture. His felt works hold a rather poetic sensibility, where the soft expression of the felt always covers serious issues that often refer to the human existence and its different threats such as natural disasters.

Source: The Nation Bangkok February 19, 2018 07:30 UTC