Friedemann Heckel’s three-dimensional work combines sculptural and photographic elements. He puts found objects on display, positions and re-positions bodies, images, and language. His drawings take a strong aesthetic and intuitive approach, often using rests of previous drawings as well as found and fictive words. Characters become abstract forms and lead to quasi-narratives, sense and nonsense, a mixture of writing and drawing.
9.3.-20.4.2013
Friedemann Heckel – CERFEPTION
NOT YET, 2012, Advertising panels, aluminium, 280 x 245 x 374 cm, Detail
Untitled, 2013, Graphite on paper
CERFEPTION, 2013, Pastel on paper, lacquered MDF, aluminium, 97 x 48 x 173 cm
I am Jesus Christ - risen from the dead, 2011, C-Print, acrylic glass, walker, plaster, 100 x 90 x 130 cm
I am Jesus Christ - risen from the dead, 2011, C-Print, acrylic glass, walker, plaster, 100 x 90 x 130 cm
NOT YET, 2012, Advertising panels, aluminium, 280 x 245 x 374 cm | 1/2
NOT YET, 2012, Advertising panels, aluminium, 280 x 245 x 374 cm | 2/2
Untitled, 2012-2013, Graphite on paper, mounted behind acrylic glass, 50 x 64 cm | 1/5
Global Blue, 2013, C-Print, 66 x 86 cm
Untitled, 2012-2013, Graphite on paper, mounted behind acrylic glass, 50 x 64 cm (each)