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HS: Schiefe Zähne is a comment I made in a conversation with my gi*lfriend, Sophie Reinhold, trying to describe what I felt the gallery should be all about. I was thinking of other names at the time. Sophie mentioned the comment to Lukas Quietzsch and they convinced me I should stop making up names cause it was already there. SZ is not a fixed term. For me it symbolically speaks of differences, errors and inconsistencies as an important quality within art. I guess A few weeks ago I had the pleasure of meeting Eva Gold, currently in the 3rd year of the Postgraduate Program at the Royal Academy of Arts in London. I asked her few questions in order to get closer to her practice.  Eva Gold, born in Manchester, is one of the youngest artists at the RA Schools – a free, full-time recognized program where hundreds of artists apply every year. She previously graduated from Goldsmiths, where she studied a BA in Fine Art & Art History. Her practice is both conceptually and materially driven. Indeed, she affirms that for her, it’s very relevant to make things that make her happy, and art is one of those things. The body is a constant in her works, connected to feelings of desire and pleasure, but also shame, disgust and humiliation. When I got into her studio, I felt overwhelmed by the set up that I found, where Rage and rhetoric are a product of the same substance, both directing the gaze towards the ephemeral. If the first one often has its legitimate nature in an outraged answer to abuse, the latter drowns in a moralistic consolation that from resource to simplification. Thus saving the trouble of a resolution. But the unresolved remains and echoes endlessly, finding again the urge to manifest in the fury that belongs to it. “Furies” is a show that escapes from a certain moral subjectivism and embraces the convergence of conflicting The exhibited works share the same mood – awareness and vulnerability, but also an invitation to look to them for new healing