Text-links

Samizdat online, review 18.01.2018 – Julianne Corday (English)
taz.die tagezeitung, article 21.12.2017 – Beate Scheder (German)
–  Bpigs, review 12.06.2017
Julianne Cordray  (English)
Taz.die tageszeitung, article 27.04. 2017
Beate Scheder  (German)
Press Release exhibition / interf ∆ ce(s) / Tales of Babel , 2017– Lucille Bouvard  (English)
  Berliner Woche, article 11.04.2016 Dirk jericho  (German)
–  Chessbase,  article 08.04.2016 André Schulz  (German)
–  Interview with Lucile Bouvard Oct.2015  (French)
  Tagesspiegel, article 14.06.2014  Christiane Meixner  (German)
  X/I Ten words and one shot – interview 16.06.2014 – Kevin Krumnikl  (English)
–   Press release schwarze Sauberei Nov 2014  (English)

  Correspondances, les Fleurs du Mal, Charles Beaudelaire 1857

 

Prints


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BICÉPHALE Edition: 250 /Category: art edition, posters
Bicéphale is a work in colaboration with artist Zora Mann and curator Lucile Bouvard. It consists of a set of two monographic folded posters – Offset Print / silkscreen, 59,4 x 84,1 cm
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>> https://bicephale-publication.com/


 

   Akuaba I-II-III, 2014 – 110 x 80 cm/ 110 x 80 cm/ 110 x 100 cm – Woodcut print

 

SmartChess flyers, 2013 – 10,5 x 14,8 cm – Linocut print.

 

In order of disappearance – exhibition propaganda, 2013 / 27 postcards: 10,5 x14,8 cm

Oskar Schlemmer: Das Triadische Ballet, 1922 / Richard Meier: MACBA, Barcelona 1995 / Bernd und Hilla Becher: Wasserturm, Newton Le willows, England, 1966 / Das Cabinet des Dr.Caligari (Robert Wiene), 1919 / Constantin Brancusi: sculpture pour aveugles, 1916 / Dia Art Foundation, 2003 / Caroline Bardua: Poträt Caspar David Friedrichs, 1810 / Francis Bacon: Triptych (right panel), 1970 / Alberto Giacometti: Grande tête, 1960 / Frida Kahlo: Autorretrato con changuito y collar, 1938  / Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres: Comptesse D’ haussonville, 1845 / Albrecht Dürer: Melancolia, 1514 / Edvard Munch: Puberty, 1894-95 / Edvard Munch: Sternennacht, 1901 / Bruce Nauman: Seven Figures, 1985 / Pablo Picasso: le singe, 1936  / Robert Lebeck: Joseph Beuys, Düsseldorf 1970 / Ludwig MIes van der Rohe: Neue Nationalgalerie, 1968 / Martin Kippenberger: Einer von Euch – Unter Euch – Mit Euch, Berlin 1977 / Robert Rauschenberg: Monogram, 1955-59 / Louis Soutter: Les vierges du pharaon, 1935-40 / Gerhard Richter: 25 Farben, 2007 / Gerhard Richter: Ema-Akt auf einer Treppe, 1966 / Gerhard Richter: Rosen, 1994 / Barnett newman: Untitled (the void), 1946 / Daniel Spoerri: Tableau piège, 1972 / Gerhard Richter: Kerze, 1983 .

 

Interface Objects

Photo Roman März
Chakra tower, 2017 ( mutant sculpture) – ceramic, MDF, plywood, 38,2 x 11 cm.

 

Photo: Roman März
Esoteric Shop, 2017 – PLexiglas, MDF , variable dimensions.

 

Urmenschen, 2017 - Plexiglas, MDF, ceramic, variable dimensions. (Photo: Roman März)

 

Index_ ritual objects – 2015-2017,  mass colored medium-density fiberboard – raw/black/red/yellow/grey – Variable dimensions – Photos Roman März – Christian Liebermann

 

SmartChess – Interface & Gravity

SmartChess – Interface and Gravity, is an exhibition of works related to the theme of chess. The design of SmartChess, a chess set, is at the origin of the project. This specific design refers to a “flattened  reality” as formal interpretation of the digital age .  SmartChess is both an image and a three dimentional object. The exhibition displays other works envisioned as variations and extensions of this first chess board.
SUPERMARKT, Berlin – 04/ 2013

 

 


  Opening Performance – Blitz Game 
Special thanks to the players, N.O.T.P, and to JP sexauer 

 

Akuaba

The “Akuabas” form a collection of sculptures  called gods and idols. They are a series of small ritual statuettes developped on the variation and repetition of the same motive. Inspired by the technical plan of a previous work, they play on resemblances with Ghanaian Akuaba fertility dolls.

Akuaba – is the name of wooden ritual fertility dolls from Ghana and nearby areas. (see Ashanti people)

 

 

 

 

   Gods and Idols, extensible collection,  wood, MDF, ceramic, paint, plexiglas, gold – variable dimensions

 

Animale Spik? – 2014 – MDF black, Acrylic – 24 x 54 x 13 cm