Archive · 2017

nunc

Solo exhibition · RUBRECHTCONTEMPORARY at KAISERandCREAM, Wiesbaden

23.09.–10.11.2017

nunc developed as a three-part spatial installation. In the first room, Familie Büllenbrock, the laboratory installation ante and the light stelae statum formed a spatial constellation. A red light corridor containing inventa led through to elysium in the third room.

First room

statum

6 light stelae, 2017 · stainless steel, acrylic glass, lighting technology, Hybrid Polymer, glass · H 82–137 cm · 20 × 20 cm

First room

Familie Büllenbrock

2017 · silicone, mesh, partly Zellan/paper · Gotlinde: Hybrid Polymer · various dimensions

Familie Büllenbrock formed the narrative starting point of the exhibition. The individual works appear as autonomous beings and, at the same time, as part of a shared constellation.

Familie Büllenbrock, individual work — Familie Büllenbrock · Selection

First room

ante

Laboratory installation, 2017 · conatus I–V: Hybrid Polymer, glass, lighting technology, stainless steel · obvius I–III: Hybrid Polymer, acrylic glass, stainless-steel strut, plastic tubing

ante brings the conatus and obvius groups of works together in a single laboratory installation.

conatus I to V, wall works within ante — conatus I–V · Wall works

obvius I to III, floor works within ante — obvius I–III · Floor works

Second room

inventa

5 light boxes, 2016 · stainless steel, acrylic glass, lighting technology, silicone · each 10.5 × 10.5 × 10.5 cm

A red light corridor defined the second room. The blue-lit boxes appeared as concentrated fields of observation within the chromatically altered architecture.

inventa in the red light corridor — inventa · Exhibition view

Third room

elysium

Light installation, 2017 · stainless steel, silicone and/or Hybrid Polymer, lighting technology, various materials, sand · floor elements: 4 mm stainless steel, H 9 cm

elysium developed as a walk-in, site-related light installation. The sand-covered floor and a walkway extending into the room structured access, sightlines and movement. The light flowers stood on 9 cm high floor elements made from 4 mm stainless steel and, together with light, colour and material, formed a coherent spatial situation.

elysium, overall view with sand-covered floor, walkway and light flowers — elysium · Exhibition view

elysium, exhibition view — elysium · Exhibition view

elysium, detail of a light flower — elysium · Detail

Archival material

Exhibition invitation

PhotographyAll exhibition and artwork photographs: Mickey Markovic.
Invitation: front image Mickey Markovic; reverse image Katja Theinkom.