Jost Kirsten
Jost Kirsten’s work investigates diverse forms of abstraction and repetition in art. In his installative presentations of work he brings together simple sculptures reminiscent of Concept Art or Minimal Art, which are often made of natural materials and enter into creative dialogue with their direct environment. Kirsten’s preferred material is wood, which he sometimes combines […]
Ane Graff
Ane Graff is a passionate draftswoman. She practises drawing as an extremely time-consuming, almost meditative process that centres on her contemplation of the poetry of scientific research and the nature of matter per se. Ane Graff’s fine drawings with meticulously realised details use graphite pencil to reveal the surfaces and structures of organic matter – […]
Rossella Biscotti
Rossella Biscotti’s artistic oeuvre encompasses videos, photographs and occasionally sculptures. Her works continue to develop over a long period of time; generally, their final media form is video. They often illuminate history and stories about people who were never in the public eye, but can become a source of reflection on individual or collective identity […]
Manolo Bautista
Manolo Bautista’s creative work is based on the almost unlimited technological possibilities in the field of digital image processing and animation, as well as computer-aided construction of three-dimensional objects. For Bautista, intense use of digital intervention represents the lynchpin of a multi-perspective working method that demonstrates idiosyncratic aesthetics which characteristically de-contextualise whatever is portrayed. Bautista’s […]
DIRCEU MAUÉS
Dirceu Maués’ oeuvre constitutes a far-reaching investigation into the photographic process and the techniques and equipment involved. The current omnipresence of digitally generated images is an occasion for Dirceu Maués to reflect on more original forms of photography and to construct his own cameras using the simplest of means. Over the course of time, in […]
Wafae Ahalouch el Keriasti
Wafae Ahalouch el Keriasti’s works may be characterised as alienated portrayals of her view of the world. While Ahalouch’s earlier works centred primarily on the theme of family, she has recently turned to more universal and rather politically oriented content. She often creates series of pictures in which she merges different stories and so conjures […]
Zuspiel
Daniel Beerstecher is showing his video work “50°60’59,50″N / 8°40’35,30″O”, produced in 2007, which examines the apparently unbridgeable gap between man and nature: “With the help of smuggled-in natural materials, I transformed a suite of the Hilton Hotel in Frankfurt into a forest clearing for one night. Here, real turf, small planted trees and an […]
Sophie Bélair Clément
Sophie Bélair Clément’s artistic oeuvre is concerned with conditions in the field of museum presentation, the materials that are created for documentary purposes in this context, and the deviations that result from efforts at reconstruction. Bélair Clément’s context-related performances and installations, which she develops in cooperation with other creative artists, mainly with musicians, draw lasting […]
Soo Jung Choi
Soo Jung Choi selects trivial things or their illustrations from various contexts of everyday life and paints copies of them; once they have been separated from any precisely definable context, she introduces them into her large-format acrylics paintings and collages as both structuring elements and artistic depictions. The motifs are lined up, repeated and transformed, […]
Dafni Barbageorgopoulou
Dafni Barbageorgopoulou’s full-wall tapestry works and sculptures draw their inspiration from a wealth of different influences ranging from Greek to Mexican and Indonesian art, from geometry to poetry or from handicraft knotting techniques to monumental architecture. Her works are characterised by the powerful fusion of a large number of ideas, disciplines and genres taken from […]