Press release

In a joint exhibition, we are showing sculptures by Gina Lee Felber and photographic works by Jürgen Klauke. It centres on Felber's table and wall objects, created between 1994 and 2014. They appear as enigmatic apparatuses that could come from a bygone era or from the distant future. At the same time they give the impression that they are architectural model studies for the set of a film based on a story by Philipp K. Dick, in which buildings and industrial plants are living creatures alongside people and replicants. The sculptures are flanked by large-format black and white works on the walls, which belong to Jürgen Klauke's cycle Prosecuritas (1988 - 1994), in which Klauke had himself and various objects x-rayed in a baggage scanner at the airport. The resulting photographs show a shadow play on questions of modern existence that is as ghostly as it is futuristic. Together, the works of the two artists create an associative world that seems alien to us on the one hand, but mirrors our own on the other.