WindmühlenFaltung (WindmillFolding)
The pictorial space is fragmented. The folding appears to be part of reality, yet exists solely within the pictorial plane.
The pictorial space is fragmented. The folding appears to be part of reality, yet exists solely within the pictorial plane.
The pictorial space is fragmented. The fold appears to be part of reality, yet exists solely within the pictorial plane.
The pictorial space is fractured. The fold appears as part of reality, yet is situated exclusively within the picture plane.
The pictorial space is fractured. The fold appears as part of reality, yet is situated exclusively within the picture plane.
The pictorial space is fractured. The fold appears as part of reality, yet is situated exclusively within the picture plane.
Each work in the AbbruchÜbergang series brings together two unposed photographs and places them in relation to one another. Their connection may emerge through form, colour, spatial structure, atmosphere or content. The seam remains visible, yet the correspondences across it allow a new image to appear coherent. The works explore how perception constructs plausibility on…