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Danea Revisited

◇ After

Danae · Gustav Klimt, 1907

The nude fills the frame, curled on her side with one thigh drawn up and her head fallen to the corner. Circles, dotted triangles and coiled lines pour down her right side, where the gold falls.

“After” is the old gallery word for a work made in open conversation with another. It is a lineage, not a shortcut.

Chronicles of 72

Jermaine Rogers in his own words, alongside research from the archive. Quoted material is reproduced verbatim, and every voice is labelled.

The piece 'Danae' is one of my favorite Klimt works. I've voyeuristically stared at her for hours, while she sleeps her eternal sleep. Klimt depicts her in peaceful repose, majestic and radiant. And yet, she is still somehow vulnerable. She is untouchable, but somehow attainable. I decided to revisit Danae as a theme. Here, she is lost in a post-modern, exhausted slumber. Reincarnated, awash in hypnagogic dream trance, and stagnating in the disposable, plastic world of the now. There is no majesty: only regret and a fleeting illusion of comfort. Don't ask for whom the bell tolls...

Jermaine Rogers
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