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… Striking and characteristic in this visual language is his preference for elementary geometric shapes: circles, squares, spheres and cubes. He draws, builds and photographs these images and …

… them. For years, he has used only six colors, and his figures are restricted to geometric shapes. Circles and stripes frequently recur. Do they cover a surface or provide a glimpse …

… captured the quiet beauty of everyday life. In her still lifes, natural light gently shapes a chair, a bottle, or a window, turning ordinary objects into bearers of intimacy and …

… which various simplistic forms refer to recognisable objects such as a funnel and a spiral. The shapes have been reduced to their most essential contours, creating a calm and balanced …

… nature' plays a major role in Effert's photography. Examples of this are a destitute industrial park or an overgrown embankment. By skilfully using photographic techniques (for example, …

… of this 60s film classic, humans are still cave dwellers when the monolith appears on Earth, sparking the first signs of intelligence. The film ends thousands of years later with a modern …

Ton Klop …

Hilmar Schafer …

Ton Klop …

Wim Bettenhausen …