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»How to slice reality« exhibition view REITER | Berlin prospect
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»How to slice reality« exhibition view REITER | Berlin prospect
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»How to slice reality« exhibition view REITER | Berlin prospect
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»How to slice reality« exhibition view REITER | Berlin prospect
Exhibition
How to slice reality
14 Jul 2017 – 12 Aug 2017
Regular hours
- Friday
- 12:00 – 18:00
- Saturday
- 12:00 – 18:00
- Wednesday
- 12:00 – 18:00
- Thursday
- 12:00 – 18:00
Address
- Potsdamer Straße 81b
- Berlin
Berlin - 10785
- Germany
REITER | Berlin prospect and 401contemporary are showing an intergenerational exhibition with works by Adolf Luther / Alexei Kostroma / Claus Georg Stabe / Carsten Goering, offering them a platform to discover a connectedness across the boundaries of time.
About
Since the 1950s the ZERO-artist Adolf Luther’s art was a reaction to the crisis in the world of painting, as well as to the wavering image of reality brought about by technology and scientific innovation. Luther (1912-1990) made a radical departure from the painted image with the goal of shifting light perception itself to the centre of the observerʼs visual experience.Alexei Kostroma (*1962) systematically explores the perception of colors, too. In his yellow pigment works, for example, he documents his individual views at the sun, questioning if it is the truth or a deceptive picture we are looking at.
In the works of Carsten Goering (*1982) and Claus Stabe (*1984), one might rather assume a kind of "tomographic view", as they are examining the space in-between their works for visual impressions on truth content and individual outlines.
