“A Supra Of Her Own” was 72 hour solo performance in the frame of an exhibition by Tamuna Chabashvili and Agniezka Dudrak @ Gallery Nectar, Tbilisi/Georgia

The exhibition dealt with experiences of domestic violence and its perception in society. For this exhibition Mareike Wenzel explored the space by living there and creating a kind of shadow character and a moment of irritation for the observer. The idea was to show how women experiencing violence, are often made invisible in our society. The performance was reflecting on what is visible and what stays hidden.

Mareike Wenzel inhabited the installation of Tamuna Chabashvili for several days.

(c)A Supra Of Her Own; photo: Nini Alavidze 2014

(c)A Supra Of Her Own; photo: Nini Alavidze 2014

(c)A Supra Of Her Own; photo: Nini Alavidze 2014

(c)A Supra Of Her Own; photo: Nini Alavidze 2014

(c)A Supra Of Her Own; photo: Nini Alavidze 2014

(c)A Supra Of Her Own; photo: Nini Alavidze 2014

(c)A Supra Of Her Own; photo: Nini Alavidze 2014

(c)A Supra Of Her Own; photo: Nini Alavidze 2014

(c)A Supra Of Her Own; photo: Nini Alavidze 2014

(c)A Supra Of Her Own; photo: Nini Alavidze 2014

(c)A Supra Of Her Own; photo: Nini Alavidze 2014

(c)A Supra Of Her Own; photo: Nini Alavidze 2014

(c)A Supra Of Her Own; photo: Nini Alavidze 2014