Love and everything it's not. by Nicolai Froehlich March 4,1999

The title's meaning

On the surface, my art work seems simple because I am using and making references from everyday life. My life. Your life. And society in general. By creating a depiction of my life's experiences through art, the viewer enters a comfortable yet unsettling reality. Nothing is what it really seems; that would have been a more blunt title to explain my art. So why did I name the exhibition, "Love and Everything It's Not." Because it is catchy and irritating. The title says what the exhibition is about, yet explains nothing. Yet, I try to be as obvious as possible about the intent of my work, but for the most part in a subtle manner. The viewer gets a glimpse into my perception, my relationship to my environment.

Checklist

Bed | Cycles | Ghost | The Lawnmower | Rain Check | Self-Portrait | Teased | To Charlotte | To Stimulate You | Waiting | Your Mortification