In the Light. zwischen Materiellem und Immateriellem. focus on neon + in the collection
Levian Mindiashvili
I should have kissed you longer, 2019
cyan, blue neon
150 x 18,5 cm
courtesy the artist and the collection
Susanne Rottenbacher
Licht im Griff (rot)
LED light tube red, aluminium flat belt, bicycle handle
48 x 14 x 15 cm
courtesy the artist and the collection
Ceal Floyer
36 Frames (String), 2013
35mm photographic film, film canister, installed on light box
courtesy the artist and the collection
Fiete Stolte
Smoke (after Still Life with Candle no. #2), 2016
neon
160 x 60 cm
courtesy the artist and the collection
Falk Haberkorn
from the series Sunlight A70, 2019/20
C-Prints
45 x 67,5 cm
courtesy the artist and the collection
With its striking use of neon lights and vibrant colours, neon art has developed its own unique visual language. From its origins in commercial signage in urban spaces to its development into a recognised art form, neon art has continually pushed the boundaries of what can be made visible with light and colour. Through text-based or sculptural illuminations, the artists explore the intersection of light, colour and space, as well as the relationship between pop culture and consumption. The exhibition "In the Light, focus on Neon +" showcases language-based and abstract neon artworks, offering visitors the opportunity to experience their reflective ambiguity and cross-media forms and applications.
Sammlung Hackelsberger_____cabinet
Elisabethkirchstraße 16
Berlin,
Berlin-Mitte
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Sunday
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