„Kindermann is not afraid of futile effort. Although it can take a lot of emotional effort to dig your own grave, Kindermann takes it on almost indifferently, like one takes on a job that needs to be done. […] The act of penetrating the image is almost symmetrically balanced (or punished) by his own disappearance. His work often takes on a dialectical format, presenting the option that the final goal never reaches a climax, but instead is hidden, buried, closed, and then resurrected and performed all over again.” (Excerpt from „Questions of Survival“ by Nira Pereg)

With texts Nira Pereg, Philippe-Alain Michaud, Cornelia Gockel, Ingibjörg Sigurjónsdóttir.

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