Aharon Ozery
In his works, Aharon Ozery is primarily interested in circular and recurrent processes. His installations, drawings and sculptures are concerned with mechanisms whose endlessly repetitive sequences of movement or cyclic structures create spaces free of purpose beyond our material reality. In most cases, this reveals a discrepancy in Ozery’s installations between their industrially shaped appearance […]
Matthias Baader Holst
“Matthias” BAADER Holst (1962 – 1990) was one of the GDR’s most interesting underground poets. He worked as a poet, draftsman, filmmaker, publisher and performer. Ultimately, and in retrospect, he was probably the GDR’s only true Punk-Dadaist. His influence on writers, musicians and artists from the former GDR has been a lasting one to date. […]
Peggy Franck
Peggy Franck’s expressive installations appear to be an accumulation of many remnants from their own process of creation. The studio is not only a working place for the artist but also a place absorbing her identity and inner being, which she then makes visible to the public. “Drawing from a store of thought” collects together a […]
Sara Hughes
Sara Hughes’ work investigates the visual impact of specific structures, codes and numbers on the viewer. In face of a flood of media ‘explaining’ the world to us and simultaneously regulating it, she is particularly interested in visual structures that convey information and often adopt the form of statistical graphics in the media. In “Feedback […]
Cynthia Girard
Cynthia Girard’s painting consciously avoids notions such as professionalism and academically schooled virtuosity. Her pictures and installations are narratives about painting itself, in which she concerns herself with questions of representation and with overcoming the conflict between abstraction and figuration, between purely formal and narrative depictions. By appropriating elements of Minimal, Hard-Edge, Op-Art or Neo-Expressionism […]
Sarah Ryan
Sarah Ryan has been following up her keen interest in lenticular techniques for some time now, and she is one of few artists working with digital lenticular photography. The pictures generated in this way convey the optical effect of three-dimensionality and/or a flowing motion within the image. Lenticular images are found most frequently as 3D-postcards […]
Tomasz Kowalski
Tomasz Kowalski’s paintings and installations fascinate the viewer with their highly imaginative details, from which the artist creates strange scenes and scurrilous stories. Kowalski’s pictorial worlds make extensive use of the iconographic repertoire of art history, combining echoes of Brueghel and Bosch, still-life works by the Flemish masters, or naïve painting as recognisable citations to […]
Christodoulos Panayiotou
Christodoulos Panayiotou’s art is concerned with social concepts and practices of performance such as rituals and festivals. Frequently integrating video and sound into the framework of his installations, he conceives thematic fields that remain open to fresh arrangement and reinterpretation at any time. Panayiotou’s exhibition in Studio 2 will be presented in two sections or […]
Guy Zagursky
Guy Zagursky works with optical and visual illusions. His sculptures and installations invite the viewer to meditate on the infinite and its incomprehensibility, or to experience the simple beauty of a perfect circle with its illusion of endless depth. In Guy Zagursky’s work, beauty is expressed using cool, modern materials such as concrete, neon tubes […]
Björn Perborg
Björn Perborg’s creative work encompasses animations, videos, sculptures and installations. One typical aspect of many of his works and their characteristic humour is the artist’s personal perspective on specific facts, often making it seem as if an anthropologist from outer space were studying the habits and customs of societies on earth. As a result, the […]