Bastarde
Regine Müller-Waldeck
Adrian Sauer
Opening: in AMERIKA on Friday, May 6th 2006 at 6 p.m.
Regine Müller-Waldeck and Adrian Sauer will present their new works.
- Anbau, dig. c-print, diasec, 78 x 130 cm, ed. 3+1 a.p
- Stühle, 2006, dig. c-print, diasec, 45 x 60 cm, ed. 3+1 a.p.
- Hotel, 2006, dig. c-print, diasec, 45 x 60 cm, ed. 3+1 a.p.
- Postkarte, 2006, dig. c-print, diasec, 80 x 60 cm, ed. 3+1 a.p.
- Papierkorb, 2006, dig. c-print, diasec, 80 x 60 cm, ed. 3+1 a.p
Adrian Sauer
Anbau 2006
dig. c-print, diasec
78 x 130 cm
ed. 3+1 a.p
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In his new compositions of photography Adrian Sauer leads the common ideas of reality and immediacy astray. Starting from apparently set photographic depictions, he constructs by means of digitally generated color and surface his own pictorial universe. He systematically disrupts the banality of the depicted objects – architecture, furniture or the motif of a postcard – by the personal editing act. A deferred conception emancipates that enables a new perspective on the photographic image and its connotations.
- Schleifen 2006, diverse material, dimensions variable
- Schleifen, 2006, diverse material, dimensions variable
- Bastarde, 2006, textile, parrafin, dimesions variable
- Ausfällungen (Berlin version), 2005, textile, parrafin, dimension variable
- Ausfällungen (Berlin version), textile, parrafin, dimension variable
Regine Müller-Waldeck
Schleifen 2006
Diverse material
Dimensionen variabel
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Regine Müller-Waldeck deals with the emotional subject that oscillates between brutality, coercion and the simultaneous will to free development and absolute autonomy. The wax of which she forms her works is a thoughtfully chosen and consequently applied material: keros – the Greek translation for wax – also signifies in other contexts ‘fate’ and ‘death’. Yet, it is an unconditional and intuitive clinging to life that figures in the ‘timeless’ character of her sculptures and paraffin-soaked objects.
The exhibition will run until June 17 th.