Munich Tilt
2000
Wall painting, black stripes tilted one degree
350 x 1600 cm
Courtesy of the artist
Installation view of Café Helga & Galerie Goldankauf, Kunstraum München, Germany, 2000
Photo: Studio Haegue Yang
Press release, Kunstraum München, 2000
This wall-painting is the second piece with the principal of one-grade-tilting showing the significance of not being perfectly orientated by the rule of gravity, but prefect in its own way. Through the discreetness and gentleness of this minimal tilting - one grade - the wall painting could be read as the consciousness about usally overlooked fine differences and distinctions. In this sense this painting is more of a graphic scheme than a sensual picture, even though the perspective and height of each viewer plays a role in their perception of the wall-painting as a whole.
Exhibition history
Café Helga & Galerie Goldankauf, Kunstraum München, Germany, 2000
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