The works of the Leipzig artist Bastian Muhr (*1981) are an artistic interaction with the boundaries of the pictures, with their perception and ascertainability.
Muhr uses reduced means – often merely lines and dots – to create an exciting interplay between seeing and not seeing, space and surface, emptiness and density, movement and immobility, design and realisation.
The artist has created his biggest drawing to date for the exhibition: Over a period of weeks he has chalked a simple, repetitive form onto the floor of the large hall on the 1st floor.
Opening: 21.03.2018, 6pm
