post-title Katsuhiko Matsubara | THE GARDEN | REITER | 07.03.- 18.04.2024

Katsuhiko Matsubara | THE GARDEN | REITER | 07.03.- 18.04.2024

Katsuhiko Matsubara | THE GARDEN | REITER | 07.03.- 18.04.2024

Katsuhiko Matsubara | THE GARDEN | REITER | 07.03.- 18.04.2024

until 18.04. | #4198ARTatBerlin | REITER shows from 7. March 2024 the exhibition THE GARDEN by the artist Katsuhiko Matsubara.

In Katsuhiko Matsubara’s work, everything that has accumulated in the eternal painting grounds of the savages of all countries comes together in a furious way. Control and chance guide his brush. It was Descartes who wanted to see spirit and matter as separate from each other. The Japanese use the words “mono” (the thing, the substance, matter) and “kokoro” (which, rather broadly, stands for heart, soul, spirit, compassion and idea). Ordinary life separates these things. But on a spiritual level, the Japanese see “mono” and “kokoro” as being interrelated. In order for Matsubara’s fusions to succeed, the artist throws himself into a dynamic process in which he first separates and then reunites that which corresponds to the flesh and that which is determined by the spirit in an act of aesthetic formulation.

 

Opening: Wednesday, 6. March 2024, from 5 pm

Exhibition dates: Thursday, 7. March  bis Thursday, 18. April 2024

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Image caption: Christoph Tannert in Dissonance – Platform Germany, 2022 (Auszug)

Exhibition Katsuhiko Matsubara – Reiter | Berlin prospect | Zeitgenössische Kunst in Berlin | Contemporary Art | Exhibitions Berlin Galleries | ART at Berlin

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