by Konstanze Trommer

Climate, wars, populism and social division: the numerous crises and changes we are experiencing around the world are mutually reinforcing and overlapping. In their force and simultaneity, they are overwhelming many people. What remains when the grand designs crumble? What reason sustains us? These questions are aimed right at the heart of the colourful scenery of the hunger cloth. The photos used come from Misereor partner projects and from the artist. Under a divided sky, blue and threateningly darkened on the other side, a colourful group of children live on an island, accompanied by a few animals. They all help each other. The question remains open: What event has isolated the children? Will the island and the tent be able to withstand the approaching storm?

Display fabric made from recycled fibre, approx. 180 g/sqm. The material is flame-retardant and therefore complies with DIN B1 safety regulations for public buildings. Dimensions of the large hunger cloth 284 x 200 cm. Dimensions of the motif approx. 257 x 173 cm. Due to the printing process, colour deviations between the illustration and the printed hunger cloth are possible. The hunger cloth was produced with climate contribution!