Exhibition Monocromatics: Art meets philosophical mutations!
Exhibition Monocromatics: Art meets philosophical mutations!
Am Hafen 46, 25348 Glückstadt, Deutschland - in Glückstadt opens the "Monocromatics & Mutations" exhibition, which is excited in Glückstadt, in Pak Palais for Current Art e.V. The event is devoted to the fascinating world of monochrome painting and explores the question of how art and philosophy influence each other as identity narratives. Artists present works that impress with their focused aesthetics and exploration of a single color, reports Shz .
Monochrome painting, which is characterized by the use of a single color or variations, enables artists to express a deep emotional expression. This art form promotes minimalist aesthetics and focuses on colors and textures and not on complex forms. The well-known representatives of monochrome painting include Yves Klein, Mark Rothko and Kasimir Malewitsch, whose works had far-reaching influence on the development of modern and contemporary art, as art online .
The topics of the exhibition
The concept of the exhibition revolves around the topics of process, self -construction and the dialogues that arise in the interaction of time, memory and space. The emphasis is on the power of contrast and simplicity in the monochrome creations and the subtle interruptions of the artistic repetition. Such mutations are decisive in the creative process: they develop or remain single, which opens up different perspectives to visitors.
The artists have dealt intensively with the premises of the palace to present detailed, complex positions. This promotes the interaction between the works and their viewers, because the potential of human interaction often arises in the places where repetition is interrupted.
events and interaction
Various events are offered for the exhibition. For example, “art speech hours” are planned for several appointments in July and August. Artists' talks with well -known participants such as Jil Lahr and Alexander Pröpster are also on the program. The summer festival on August 17, which comes with live music, promises to become another highlight.Another offer of the exhibition is a podcast that informs about the topics and artists of the event in detail. Admission is free, even if donations are welcome. Registration for the events is not required. All events last between 60 and 90 minutes and take place in the charming ambience of the Pak Palais, at Hafen 46, in Glückstadt.
A particularly interesting work that belongs to monochrome painting is "Wiege" by Eva, an abstract composition that is presented on Kunstnet . This platform offers art lovers the opportunity to exchange ideas about contemporary works and to be part of a creative community.
Overall, the exhibition "Monocromatics & Mutations" not only promises a collection of impressive works, but also a space for discussion and reflection on one's own identity in relation to art. She invites all those interested in art to go on a unique journey into the world of monochrome painting.
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