Water
Kleingarten
2012
A closer look at the work
A small garden shed stands behind a fence, plants and a narrow path. Immediately above it, a tall building rises through a regular grid of windows. A red flag cuts sharply against the grey sky. The vertical frame compresses garden and tower, bringing different scales together without a clear spatial separation.
Door, roof and garden boundary give the shed a bodily scale; the building behind it is grasped through repetition. Two ideas of usable space meet: a bounded place of particular details and a vertically multiplied order. Plants mediate between them without concealing the jump in scale. The view attends to their coexistence without prescribing how it should be judged.
Format and edition details
| Größe: | 138 x 108 cm, Edition 1/5 +2AP |
| 180 x 140 cm, Edition 1/3 +2AP | |
| Jahr: | 2012 |
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