Sanguinetti
The Adventures of Guille and Belinda
and the Enigmatic Meaning of their Dreams
“is the first solo exhibition of color photographs by the award winning US artist Alessandra Sanguinetti in Europe. This ongoing series of photographs follows the lives of the cousins Guillermina and Belinda as they grow up on their family’s farm outside Buenos Aires. Ms. Sanguinetti has collaborated with the girls since 1998, cultivating an intimate relationship with the pair and-, capturing images inspired by the expectations, fantasies, and fears that accompany the psychological and physical transition from childhood to adulthood ...
Martin Lorenz
Monowesen
Martin Lorenz is executing a serial self-questioning that affords
a glance into the best hidden secrets of his inner soul. His photography is
(as are his films) an intellectually radical expression of his outlook as a
social and artistic critic. ...
Michaël Pycke
In flux
The Belgian sculptor Michaël Pycke accomplishes a crossover between Art and Biology. Only at first glance do his organic-biomorph structures seem to be affected by the vocabulary of the Classic Modern, and here especially Giacometti’s. In fact, it is biological processes, reactions and metamorphosis...
Galić and Gredig
Photographers in Conflict
The Swiss artist duo Goran Galić and Gian-Reto Gredig have been working together since 2002. Their latest work ‘Photographers in Conflict’ deals with renowned photojournalists whose images form our daily perception of conflicts and disasters around the world.
Nico Roicke
The Metal Years
Nico Roicke critically reflects on motifs and aesthetics of pop culture, media and mass consumption. He uses found footage, so parts and scenes from pre-existing film as working material...
Rémy Russotto
Twilight
The young Belgian artist Rémy Russotto likes to leave the objects of his photographies in the
vague and the foggy twilight. In both series, ‘Faces’ and ‘Abstracts’, it is up to the viewer to
make out what Russotto actually captured in his photographs...
Ruhland
Recent paintings
Sebastian Ruhland excels as a Hyper-realist. His paintings resemble a digital photograph and yet, though photographic in essence, they often entail a softer and much more complex focus on the subject, presenting it as a living tangible object...
Felix Reinecker
Empathy
Portraits and self-portraits
The young painter Felix Reinecker is a master of the psychological portrait...
Martin lorenz
Viewpoints
Two video works
The video artist Martin Lorenz has a remarkable eye for the allegedly ordinary details in life....
goldbach
Unterholz
Goldbach, who sees himself as a hunter, gatherer and poet, manages to transfer a landscape inspired by the painting “Gehölz im Schnee” by Caspar David Friedrich with tremendous accuracy inevitably evoking a trompe l’oeil effect.
He jia
Übergang
The Chinese woman painter, He Jia, questions concepts of beauty and aesthetics of both eastern and western cultural backgrounds.
Ulu Braun
An ever increasing number of world-wide screenings corroborate the impression that ULU BRAUN is a master in striking an amazing balance between the creative elements included in his works.
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Claudia Fährenkemper
Untiringly curious by nature, Claudia Fährenkemper follows the tradition of typological photography and comparative study.
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Zhe li
Fluid Music - A Hybrid Interactive Installation
Zhe Li belongs to a new generation of creators, who are dealing with object, virtuality and the interface between them. He creates multimedia installations that can be experienced through space, light and acoustics.