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| | | Alois Mosbacher: Out ThereSecessionEssays by Brigitte Huck, Matthias Herrmann and Hans Ulrich Obrist.
Here is the premier of Alois Mosbacher's block of works developed over the last few years, comprising over 80 pictures and revolving around the theme of the woods as a space for outsiders and drop-outs. By interlocking the classical media of painting and drawing with the language of computer games, Mosbacher expands his image-based research into complex and often eerie narratives that present contemporary meanings of the woods on various levels.
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FORMAT: Paperback, 8.25 x 11.75 in. / 84 pgs / 55 color / 13 b&w.
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ISBN: 9783936646801
PUBLISHER: Kerber
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Secession Published by Kerber.
Essays by Brigitte Huck, Matthias Herrmann and Hans Ulrich Obrist. Here is the premier of Alois Mosbacher's block of works developed over the last few years, comprising over 80 pictures and revolving around the theme of the woods as a space for outsiders and drop-outs. By interlocking the classical media of painting and drawing with the language of computer games, Mosbacher expands his image-based research into complex and often eerie narratives that present contemporary meanings of the woods on various levels.
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