Through 1990/2000’s furnitures and interior design, Henrike Naumann explores the resurgence of fascism forms, from the Fall of the Berlin Wall to nowadays. By meddling in home’s intimacy, meticulously rebuilt in set designs, the artist reveals that furnitures, items, ornaments are never neutral but carry the temporal and situational ideologies of their time.
Echoing those thin bounds between design and ideology, the head of visitor’s service will propose a guided tour, exploring the way Henrike Naumann questions the underlying presence of power systems in ordinary furnitures. 
Then, Tiphaine Kazi-Tani, designer-researcher, will present her design rereading works as historicly determined by power and knowledge apparatus.

Saturday 1st October 2022, from 3pm to 4.30pm, at the former synagogue and then at the Gue(ho)st House, 33 rue Poincaré 57590 Delme. 
Free, reservation at 03 87 01 43 42 or publics@cac-synagoguedelme.org