Oliver Musovik
The Flag

2005

EB66

2-color screen print
70 x 100 cm

Edition of 100, signed and numbered
Edition A: 55 copies (numbered 1/55 - 55/55, all in portfolios)
Edition B: 35 copies (numbered I/XXXV - XXXV/XXXV)
10 Artists Proofs (numbered AP 1/10 - AP 10/10)

250 Euro (Edition B)

Screen print in dark green on lighter green by Oliver Musovik. A flag with superimposed symbols in the middle. With the basic color green, The Flag locates itself in Islam, while a multitude of symbols associate a new, Islamist-militant world order.

    In his ongoing project Flags, Oliver Musovik plays with historical and imaginary heraldic symbols and national icons to create a wealth of flags that blur the line between fact and fiction. They raise the question of how national identities are constructed. With its basic color of green, The Flag is rooted in Islam, while a multitude of symbols evoke a new, Islamist-militant world order.
    Text: Eva Scharrer