Kuno Matthias Ebert & Maria Bajt

ZEIT

25 November - 05 December 2016

PRESENTED BY KUNO EBERT

Kuno Matthias Ebert: Chimera, pipe dreams, and bad thoughts. The investment of time into my artistic practice has followed clarity about the fleetingness of my life. But life does not show any weight in its physical presence. As if it were not there, it goes on forever; it seems the strongest force. My work is about fragility (porcelain), sensitivities (cut paper), and the magic of paint shining through space, placed on a white background, almost without weight, seemingly bodiless - just like life.
Maria Bajt: When entering one of my installations I hope to activate the spectator, making her or him a part of the installations material. In my works I combine architectural dreamscapes and theater sets with fragments of memories and representations of the subconsciousness. I research and archive raw material for my works from various sources with references to mythology, outsider art, archeology and cinema. Themes overlap and create diverse layers of meaning. It's an ongoing search for spirituality and making sense of the world around and within.