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Born 1961. Known for: Sculpture.
Carsten Höller is an artist who expressed his thoughts on doubt and affirmation in an interview with Hans Ulrich Obrist in Parkett no. 77, 2006. He reflects on the importance of doubt and perplexity,... Read full biography
Carsten Höller is an artist who expressed his thoughts on doubt and affirmation in an interview with Hans Ulrich Obrist in Parkett no. 77, 2006. He reflects on the importance of doubt and perplexity, contrasting them with the superficiality of unwavering affirmation. Höller suggests that certainty... Read full biography
Carsten Höller is an artist who expressed his thoughts on doubt and affirmation in an interview with Hans Ulrich Obrist in Parkett no. 77, 2006. He reflects on the importance of doubt and perplexity, contrasting them with the superficiality of unwavering affirmation. Höller suggests that certainty based on false beliefs is more pitiful than embracing uncertainty. He advocates for disconnecting affirmation from well-being to encourage a more honest and introspective approach to life.Carsten... Read full biography
Carsten Höller is an artist who expressed his thoughts on doubt and affirmation in an interview with Hans Ulrich Obrist in Parkett no. 77, 2006. He reflects on the importance of doubt and perplexity, contrasting them with the superficiality of unwavering affirmation. Höller suggests that certainty based on false beliefs is more pitiful than embracing uncertainty. He advocates for disconnecting affirmation from well-being to encourage a more honest and introspective approach to life.Carsten Höller interview with Hans Ulrich Obrist, Parkett no. 77, 2006.
Carsten Höller is an artist who expressed his thoughts on doubt and affirmation in an interview with Hans Ulrich Obrist in Parkett no. 77, 2006. He reflects on the importance of doubt and perplexity, contrasting them with the superficiality of unwavering affirmation. Höller suggests that certainty based on false beliefs is more pitiful than embracing uncertainty. He advocates for disconnecting affirmation from well-being to encourage a more honest and introspective approach to life.Carsten Höller interview with Hans Ulrich Obrist, Parkett no. 77, 2006.