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BRIC-A-BRAC
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BRIC-A-BRAC
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IMMANENCE
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IMMANENZ
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MOVING SOLID
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WANKENDER
KLOTZ
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LAYERS
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EBENEN
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RE-DIRECT
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AUSRICHTUNG
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SIMULTANEOUS
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SIMULTAN
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SPACE
BREATHING
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RAUM
ATMEN
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UN-COVER
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AUFDECKUNG
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THROUGH
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HINDURCH
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SKY
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HIMMEL
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LIGHTS
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LICHTER
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MEASURE LINE
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MASSLINIE
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MIRROR CORNERS
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SPIEGELECKEN
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DRAWINGS
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ZEICHNUNGEN
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T-SHIRT
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T-SHIRT
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STATEMENT
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DISKURS
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Immanence
Immanence is a series of paintings and
drawings that investigate the process of painting, the physical
structure of paint and vision. The human size paintings
(ca. 7’x10’) use black oil paint which is applied
in different ways and different time periods. The resulting
differences in the matter and structure of the oil paint create
different depths that can be perceived differently according to
the distance and location of the viewer. The shapes used
coincide with the field of vision and body action. The paint
manifests the phenomenological relationship to the viewer, the
process of making and human movement immanent in itself.