Sung Tieu Reflects on Sharing a Bed with Her Mother and Her Venice Monument
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Sung Tieu's installation at the Venice Biennale re-creates the Gehrenseestrasse housing complex, where she lived as a child with her mother. This project aims to highlight the overlooked history of Vietnamese migrant workers in East Germany, who were part of a socialist agreement. Tieu's work transforms the German pavilion into a mosaic representation of her childhood home, emphasizing the struggles and contributions of these workers.
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The Gehrenseestrasse complex, once home to Vietnamese contract workers, has largely been forgotten in historical discourse. Tieu's installation at the Venice Biennale seeks to bring this narrative to the forefront, reflecting on the socio-political dynamics of East Germany and the experiences of those who were part of it. This project is particularly relevant in today's discussions about migration and multiculturalism in Europe.
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