Works by three artists are on display: Bernd Kommnick with concrete black and white works, Dieter Koswig with constructive sculptures and Anka Kröhnke with reliefs.
Works by three artists who work constructively in very different ways are on display at the Atelierhaus Rösler-Kröhnke museum on the theme of "Concrete - Moving". Bernd Kommnick, who lives in Neubrandenburg, composes lines, triangles and surfaces in strict order, mostly in black and white, in a square format. Dieter Koswig from Schleswig-Holstein develops sculptures with plastic movement from "simple" basic forms, e.g. a piece of square or round steel. Anka Kröhnke is inspired by found materials and processes them into mostly colorful reliefs. "Concrete art is the design of the visually perceptible, for the realization of which color, space, light and movement contain the prerequisite." Max Bill.
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