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Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Zlatko Kopljar, The Sacrifice of Isaac, 1993
Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Zlatko Kopljar, The Sacrifice of Isaac, 1993 Photo Lukas Mykolaitis

Zlatko Kopljar

The Sacrifice of Isaac, 1993
Print from a black & white negative
95 x 107 cm
Edition of 6

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BW photography Sacrifices” were followed by the “Dangerous Regions” exhibition (the Gliptoteka, 1993). Among the displayed installations which were again characterized by sacrificial motifs (“Sacrifice”, “The Sacrifice of Isaak”) we...
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Sacrifices” were followed by the “Dangerous Regions” exhibition (the Gliptoteka, 1993). Among the displayed installations which were again characterized by sacrificial motifs (“Sacrifice”, “The Sacrifice of Isaak”) we could find an altogether different treatment of problems and another thematic accent. In front of the photograph of the artist

featuring as Abraham and a boy featuring as Isaac, whose compositon evokes Caravaggio’s famous “Sacrifice of Isaak”, Kopljar exhibited sixty-six open telephone books. A telephone book is a contemporary symbol of the crowd, and thus of impersonality; a mass which excludes personality, and thus direct communication. The communicative triangle can not be established: there is a message, as well as its sender, yet the receiver is missing.
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