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This playful and surreal series explores the quirks of German idioms, their origins, and their often unexpected English translations. Born in the Black Forest to a German father and an English mother, Alma Haser grew up bilingual, an experience that sparked a fascination with language, wordplay, and the poetic absurdity of literal translations. With many of the works taking shape as three-dimensional pieces,
Haser transforms idioms into visual interpretations, blending humour and history to invite viewers to see language in a new and imaginative way.
This playful and surreal series explores the quirks of German idioms, their origins, and their often unexpected English translations. Born in the Black Forest to a German father and an English mother, Alma Haser grew up bilingual, an experience that sparked a fascination with language, wordplay, and the poetic absurdity of literal translations. With many of the works taking shape as three-dimensional pieces,
Haser transforms idioms into visual interpretations, blending humour and history to invite viewers to see language in a new and imaginative way.