Snow White and the Madness of Truth

Feiler and Sköld-Feiler created the visuals and the music for the artwork together, which was installed in the Swedish History Museum in Stockholm, Sweden.

[1] A text was written on the walls, and the sound of Bach's Mein Herze schwimmt im Blut (Cantata 199) played in the background.

This piece begins with the words, "My heart swims in blood / because the brood of my sins / in God's holy eyes / makes me into a monster".

[2] In early 2004 the artwork briefly came to the attention of the international media after it was vandalized on January 16 by Zvi Mazel, the Israeli ambassador to Sweden.

[10] Stockholms Lokaltrafik decided to remove advertising of the Making Differences exhibit that used a picture of Hanadi Jaradat; those posters were a part of C. M. V. Hausswolff's artwork "God made me do it" and had nothing to do with Feiler/Sköld installation "Snow White and the Madness of Truth.

"[7] An e-mail protest organized by the Simon Wiesenthal Center was directed at Prime Minister Göran Persson's office.