Copenhagen – BIGGEST are the works of art
OPENING: November 1st, 2019
BIG or BIGGGEST is part of THE WRONG BIENALE
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You can see the work: “BIGGEST ARE THE WORKS OF ART” in Copenhagen from November 1 to March 1, 2020.
Der Rote Faden, 2014 – Frankfurt / Darya von Berner
Light Installation
Der Rote Faden (the red line) is a German phrase (Goethe „Elective Affinities“) that refers to a track, a path or a guideline. A Roter Faden connects distant things that belong together.
The building in Saalgasse 18, Frankfurt, by architect Charles Moore and Norbert Moest, is an example of an emotional and pluralistic post-modern architecture. The two houses are in reality just one. A red light tape joins the two seemingly different house-halves and repeats in it’s movement the circular elements of the architecture.
In Love with Unreality, 2009
Madrid, Galería Moriarty
An art installation at the Moriarty gallery in Madrid with the collaboration of the poet Lawrence Ferlinghetti known for his poems inspired by the New York subway, and the underground company of Metro de Madrid, that installed generously an access control turnstile at the entrance of the gallery.
Whilst physically passing the barrier with a Metro ticket with a line of the poem In Love With Unreality by Ferlinghetti, he recited it (https://vimeo.com/38096965)
Años luz (un instante), 1999 – Barcelona
Light Installation, Darya von Berner
Site-specific installation at Gallery Metropolitana (Barcelona) for the occasion of the millenium change. For each year of the past millenium a date was written on the gallery wall and every century was marked with a neon tube.
Art at the turn of the millenium.
Photo: Pere Soldevila
¿Qué significa orientarse en el pensamiento?, 2010
GALERÍA MORIARTY, Madrid
Sight-specific installation at the Gallery Moriarty. For this installation, the basic architectural structure of the exhibition space, was redrawn with the help of a new lighting technology (Light Tape). The title of the exhibition was inspired by the work of Immanuel Kant (1786) ‘What does it mean to orient oneself in thinking?’
On the occasion of BDIA INNENarchitekturOFFEN in the Städel Museum Frankfurt
Darya von Berner presents “In light of the Frankfurt Kitchen”.
With generous support of volkmar nauth, BDIA /ernst-may gesellschaft / light tape / dolores hackenberg