Digital work: Handwriting, 35mm film (black & white), 5100x5100, soundscape, mp4, 3'06"‍

This special edition of PIE symbolizes the recognition and acceptance of the “other side” in a relationship. Object reflects subject as patterns of half-baked love burn to ash. Release is realized and false illusions of separateness are shed.

Released on the occasion of the exhibition PIE in Berlin: a poem in culinary translation, the work consists of the handwritten poem and a soundscape merging the voice of Elisabeth Sweet and sounds recorded while hana betakova from rustcakes baked her translation of PIE into cake. 

The work is accompanied by a physical artwork exhibited in Berlin. The work is accompanied by a physical artwork which exhibited in Berlin. The collector of the single edition NFT also receives the physical work.

About the physical work:  

The physical artwork is composed of custom printed glass and a hand painted frame sealed with ashes of palo santo, sage, sunflower petals, dried roses, incense, and a handwritten note. The glass is printed with PIE as it appears in the 1/1. Chrome backing reminds the reader to reflect on notions of separateness with others and the self.

Poem, soundscape, and physical artwork created by Elisabeth Sweet

Glass printed by Glastrix

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Culinary translations of the poem were displayed and eaten at the exhibition PIE in Berlin: a poem in culinary translation, held on July 2nd at Atelier.süd in Berlin. Organized by Olha Pylypenko.

Collaborators:

hana betakova is the founder of rustcakes. See her work here.

Adrienne Kammerer is an artist currently living and working in Berlin. Originally from Toronto, she is a self taught art school drop out and an Aries. Adrienne is a multimedia artist working in a variety of mediums, from illustrations, to cakes to candles that manifest a mythological world of her own making. See Adrienne’s work here.