Lustmord

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Lustmord is a text-based artwork by Jenny Holzer that confronts the brutality and trauma of wartime sexual violence through stark, unsettling language.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf artwork
conceptual art piece
text-based artwork
aim to bear witness to trauma
to confront viewers with the brutality of wartime sexual violence
artForm text art
artisticApproach appropriation of testimonial language
installation-based text display
use of short textual fragments
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Jenny Holzer
depicts experiences of wartime rape
physical brutality
psychological trauma
genre conceptual art
hasLanguage English
hasTitleLanguage German
mainSubject brutality
human rights abuses
trauma
violence against women
war
wartime sexual violence
medium language-based art
text
movement contemporary art
feminist art
narrativeFocus perpetrators of violence
victims of sexual violence
witnesses of violence
notableFor direct engagement with sexual violence in war
emotionally disturbing content
politically charged subject matter
partOf Jenny Holzer’s series addressing violence and power
relatedTo Bosnian War
feminist critique of warfare
war crimes
stylisticCharacteristic confrontational text
minimalist presentation
stark language
unsettling language
theme body and violation
gendered violence
memory and testimony
power and domination
titleMeaning “lust murder” in German

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Jenny Holzer notableWork Lustmord