post-title Luca Frei | Guiding Fabric | Galerie Barbara Wien | 24.02.-13.04.2024

Luca Frei | Guiding Fabric | Galerie Barbara Wien | 24.02.-13.04.2024

Luca Frei | Guiding Fabric | Galerie Barbara Wien | 24.02.-13.04.2024

Luca Frei | Guiding Fabric | Galerie Barbara Wien | 24.02.-13.04.2024

until 13.04. | #4154ARTatBerlin | Galerie Barbara Wien shows from 24. February 2024 (Opening: 23.02.) the exhibition Guiding Fabric by the artist Luca Frei.

Luca Frei’s artistic practice includes a wide range of media such as drawing, painting, photography, and installation, often arranged in settings that invite participation. In his fourth exhibition at Galerie Barbara Wien, Luca Frei will present textile works depicting landscapes, living systems, and hybrid architectures. These motifs are born from carefully redrawn sketches, allowing Frei to attain the compositional tension he seeks. Notably, he alters the conventional relationship between medium and tool. Rather than guiding a pencil across paper to draw, Frei guides the fabric through a sewing machine to create his stitched lines, providing a distinctive approach to his artistic process. The exhibition also includes a new sculpture by Luca Frei: a steel mobile composed of polygonal rings that serve as lenses, encouraging visitors to explore and observe the installation from a playful angle.

ARTatBerlin - Barbara Wien - Luca Frei - photo Karl Isakson-min

Luca Frei, Untitled, photo: Karl Isakson Courtesy Barbara Wien

 

Vernissage: Friday, 23. February 2024, 6-9 pm

Exhibition period: Saturday, 24. February – Saturday, 13. April 2024

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Image caption title: Luca Frei, Untitled (On Rust Ground), 2024, Photo: Karl Isakson

Exhibition Luca Frei – Galerie Barbara Wien | Zeitgenössische Kunst in Berlin | Contemporary Art | Exhibitions Berlin Galerien | ART at Berlin

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