Vu-Jàdé Exhibition Ausstellung Fotoausstellung photo exhibition Galerie Minimal Mittenwalder Straße 57 Berlin Kunst

Written by Galerie Minimal

On 23. März 2019

Vu-Jàdé guided tour

Vu-Jàdé is the title of the second exhibition of Galerie Minimal. He describes the opposite of the memory in the new – the déjà vu – and thus the new discovery in the familiar. A wonderful word to describe the effect of Minimal Photography. Isn’t it just about getting something surprising from his everyday life? Through a loving look on the banal to establish a new perspective and thus show the infinite manifestations of the moment.

Vernissage: Friday 26.Apr*

Curator’s Guided Tours: 10. May*, 24. Mai*, 7. Jun*, 22. Jun*, 5. Jul *

Finissage: 19. Jul *

*6 – 10pm/guided tours every full hour

Or with appointment

+49 (0) 30 235 68 0 48
info@galerie-minimal.com

Vu-Jàdé

Our perception is a construction of our brain. A permanent alignment of our consciousness of outer and inner sense impressions and the categorization into a grid of deep-rooted patterns.

Déjà-vu.

Every desire for change is a decision against this inertia of its own structures and it always begins with a change of perspective to the all too familiar. This desire must be ventured every day in order to mature into new patterns. Otherwise it fails.
Such a change of perspective is illustrated by the artists of the Galerie Minimal. They draw from everyday life and compose it anew.

Vu-Jàdé.

Maarten Rots

Amanda Briggs

Giacomo Tintori

Stanislas Augret

Artists

In this exhibition we show abstract photographs by

  • Maarten Rots
  • Amanda Briggs
  • Giacomo Tintori
  • Stanislas Augris.

Vernissage: Friday 26.Apr*

Curator’s Guided Tours: 10. May*, 24. Mai*, 7. Jun*, 22. Jun*, 5. Jul *

Finissage: 19. Jul *

*6 – 10pm/guided tours every full hour

Or with appointment

+49 (0) 30 235 68 0 48
info@galerie-minimal.com

Galerie Minimal

Minimal photography describes a style that strives for simplicity and objectivity. It’s not so much about manual technical effort, not about elaborate staging, groundbreaking post production … It’s much more about composing the everyday.

To extract the aesthetics from the everydayness and to expose the banality of the aesthetics.

If you want to know more about minimal photography, you will find many interesting articles in our magazine.

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