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Kerber Verlag Dennis Scholl

Name: Dennis Scholl
Brand: Kerber Verlag
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New monograph on artist Dennis Scholl Insight into his latest work Text in English and German Dennis Scholl uses repetition. Though he does not always paint the same picture, he repeatedly returns to the same point. The terrain he passes through could be a dream landscape from a night 20 years ago. ‘Landscape’ is suggestive of nature, but the reality portrayed here seems fake. It is more of a park, in which nature has been replicated. And Scholl is not alone here. There are others whom he encounters over and over. But they are no ordinary passers-by; their faces seem like masks - indeed, some of them do wear masks. Are these creatures without expression? "My impression is that there are certain arrangements in place within this loose community. Few things are self-evident here. For the most part, there seems to be more of a skirting around the edges of what is directly obvious. The fingers I would use to point at it would need to have more digits than I have on my hand." - Hans-Christian Dany. Text in English and German.

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Brand: Kerber Verlag
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 3735609031
Category: Books > Subjects > Arts & Photography > Drawing
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 21 August 2023
Listed Since: 06 December 2022

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