Sali Muller

While exploring unordinary ways to show co-existence with human self image and vanity, Luxembourg-based artist Sali Muller brings a mystical vision into the physical world through her implementation of mirrors, light, sound, and found objects.

Sali Muller negotiates the meaning of time-sections new and oscillates between premature, unexplained sequences and infinity. In this way she extends the well-known allegorical images of European art history and translates them into a present of fractures.
She combines conceptual sculptural positions with a series of complex themes that are important for her entire creational process.
She uses artistic means to explore currently relevant issues, in particular those of identity, gender roles and (self-)representation in the context of social change and in times of self-optimisation. Similar to the individual attempts to distinguish ourselves in a social fabric, Sali Muller marks the exhibition spaces with light-reflecting installations, dazzling objects and projections.

Her visual “comments” become a reflection of a time where delusions increasingly play a significant role.