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"Once
modernism has received its due, its time has run out. Then it will be put
to the test. After its end, it will be apparent whether it will be able to
become antiquity." - Walter Benjamin, 'The Paris of the second Empire
in Beaudelaire'
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Mathieu
speaks of his new works as 'playing with reversals; upside down, exterior/interior,
contained/container, sculpture/pottery, representational/functional, but also
as 'inversions', not just in terms of literally standing the prototypes on
their heads, but deliberately invoking the now displaced terminology of sexology
and psychology which referred to homosexuality as an inversion of hetero-normative
sexual relations.
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