2015 | SNAFU #2
Wallinstallation, plastic beads melted together | format: 157 x 107 cm
SNAFU (Situation Normal, All Fucked Up) is military slang, created during World War II probably within the United States Marine Corps.
The SNAFU-Principle states that Communication is only possible between equals. In any hierarchy (business, government, military, etc) people and employees inevitably distort the truth of reports when dealing with their superiors, in order to avoid any punishment for relaying bad news. As a result, the superiors often operate from a distorted view of the situation, sometimes resulting in poor results.
This work is also available printed on a T-Shirt here: 12×15.
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- SNAFU #2, Wallinstallation, plastic beads melted, 2015 | studio view | image: sibylle feucht
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- SNAFU #2, Wallinstallation, plastic beads melted, 2015 | studio view | image: sibylle feucht
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- ruptur_Tonga_2009 (left) and SNAFU #2 (right), Wallinstallation, plastic beads melted, 2015 | exhibition view ‚SNAFU‘, art at Tina Miyake, Düsseldorf, 2015 | image: sibylle feucht
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- SNAFU #2, Wallinstallation, plastic beads melted, 2015 | exhibition view ‚SNAFU‘, art at Tina Miyake, Düsseldorf, 2015 | image: sibylle feucht
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- T-Shirt at „12by15“
