Ralph Müller

Wum

In this exhibition catalog, German painter Ralph Müller systematically ploughs the furrow of an artistic outsider. His diabolical plot – to capture the world – doesn’t require any templates: it is rooted in the insanity and the banality of our daily lives. The comic absurdity of Muller’s images incorporate influences from wooden spoons to egg warmers, plastic jars to piggy banks. Yet his seemingly naive images reference the extremely colorful palette of Memphis Design, the decalcomania of a Max Ernst and the tonal intensity of a Mark Rothko. Muller is sending us messages about how comic subject matter has a deeper meaning.

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Meuser

This exhibition catalogue is a comprehensive presentation of works fromthe late 1970s to the present by the prominent German sculptor Meuser. Meuser’s works are celebrated for investigating the aesthetic potential of things beyond their most obvious function, as well as the symbolic nature of industrially manufactured forms. Found objects form the starting point for the majority of Meuser’s wall objects, paintings and installations. The artist adorns massive construction elements, such as Tgirders, gratings, shelving systems and metal plates with predominantly monochrome paint and organizes the individual objects into apparently random compositions.

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