Window on Infinity - Room 07
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A canvas with stainless steel reflectors, by Hermann Goepfert. A composition with mirror surfaces, by Christian Megert. A sculpted torsion form, by Walter Leblanc. Unlike his colleagues, Verheyen does not experiment with mirror, glass or steel. He paints in oil on burlap and sticks to the two-dimensional canvas. All these works nevertheless have one thing in common: they are in constant dialogue with the light. Verheyen and the ZERO artists invite us not to stand still and stare, but rather to move past the works. In that way we activate light and space and become part of the work.
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Torsions
Walter Leblanc, Torsions, 1965. Sculpture, oxidised steel, 275 x 15 x 0,3 cm.
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Invitation to the exhibit...
Galerie Ad Libitum, Jef Verheyen, Invitation to the exhibition 'ZERO. Schilders door de galerie gekozen' in Galerie Ad Libitum, Antwerp, 1962. Invitation Card, ink on paper.
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Signed photo of Günther U...
Jef Verheyen, Günther Uecker, Lothar Wolleh , Signed photo of Günther Uecker with inscription 'Jef, in deine reine Vision des Lichts möchte ich mit meinen Nageln eindringen. Uecker 67', 1967. Photography, ink on photograph.
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Sculptural Object KF 77
Hermann Goepfert, Sculptural Object KF 77, 1977. Sculpture, stainless steel on canvas, 204,5 x 202 x 11,5 cm.
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Jean Tinguely
Jean Tinguely is pace-setter of the informal group of artists who commandeer the Hessenhuis in the spring of 1959. He is well apt for the ro
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Lucio Fontana
The Argentine-Italian visual artist Lucio Fontana (1899-1968) has broadened and deepened the avant-garde of the mid-twentieth century with ne
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Günther Uecker
On his participation-sheet for Vision in Motion, Uecker calls his works ‘Objecte’. The monochrome white and yellow canvases on panel, and a w
