Dörte Eißfeldt
Dörte Eißfeldt has been exploring the creative and conceptual potential of photography as art since the late 1970s. In her first exhibition at Galerie Thomas Fischer she shows images of the 1980s and 1990s mostly drawn from larger series. Eißfeldt presents extracts of the visible world as we may have never considered them before: be it the human face or body or the effects of light, shadow and time on the physical conditions of things. At the same time, the materiality of different papers, textures, and printing techniques as well as the display of the prints on the wall or in a space play a decisive role.
Galerie Thomas Fischer in Brussels – Laetitia Gendre & Sebastian Stumpf
Galerie Thomas Fischer is visiting Brussels with an exhibition by Laetitia Gendre and Sebastian Stumpf. We will be in town from 17-19 October and look forward to seeing you.
17–19 October 2025
Fri–Sun, 12–6 pm
Place de la Justice 27–28
1000 Brussels
In collaboration with Blomstein
Margrét H. Blöndal – On the good ship Lollipop
For her current exhibition at Galerie Thomas Fischer, Margrét H. Blöndal presents new works on paper. Here we find lyrical line drawings and drawings where Blöndal has worked in layers with texture and surface. One can tread carefully along ridges and seek shelter behind covers and within hollows. The drawings do not depict the whole of the phenomenon she draws; instead, she has chosen to show us parts and bits, the vibration that exists within everything. (Kari Ósk Grétudóttir)
Joachim Bandau – Watercolors
The new exhibition by Joachim Bandau brings together watercolors from the years 2006 to 2019. Joachim Bandau has been working in this medium since the early 1980s. He has refined his technique over the years. The interplay of paper, paint and brush has been perfected and always remains approachable thanks to his craftsmanship. The precisely, evenly applied layers in this work generate a spatial depth that is otherwise rare in the medium of watercolor.