chapter_²/ Kite #2
Opening
09 Mar 2023, 4 – 8 pm
Exhibition
09 Mar – 26 Aug 2023
EJTECH
Feeler
09 Mar – 26 Aug 2023

Thomas Lohr
Himmelblau
09 Mar – 31 May 2023

GROUND FLOOR
EJTECH
Feeler
Feeler /ˈfiːlə/ noun
an animal organ such as an antenna / aerial or palp that is used for testing things by touch or for searching.
EJTECH /’eitek’/ is the artist duo Judit Eszter Kárpáti and Esteban de la Torre. In their Budapest-based polydisciplinary studio they are working with unstable media, experimental interfaces, electronic textile and augmented materials, investigating the relationship between human, material and technological agencies. The use of sound, space, light and time as material building blocks are prominent in their work. Their work investigates sensorial and conceptual emergent networks between subject and object by creating performative installations, dynamic surfaces and multilayered environments.
The exhibition explores the heights and depths of the invisible substances around us, where the several meter long sublimated and meticulously pleated soft monolith FEELER, receives and extends out to become an instrument which unveils the spatial quality of LRRH_AERIAL – the tone-of-place, a perceptual space is experienced by the visitors. The soft monolith is tuned with augmented material sensitivity to electromagnetic tides flowing within the space and amplified into audible range. In FEELER, the artists bring attention to the continual flux of energy and vibrant materiality by sculpting the air, combining concepts of space, energy, matter and time into a multisensorial soft sculpture. This self-generating soundscape is autonomous and perpetually modulated by the electromagnetic activity occurring within reach of the monolith’s soft antennae. What is invisible finds its way through.


ATTIC
THOMAS LOHR
Himmelblau
In Himmelblau, Thomas Lohr photographs the clear, cloudless sky from different locations around the world. While the place from which he takes each photo varies dramatically, the photographs themselves are necessarily of the same sky; only close scrutiny reveals subtle variations in light and colour between them. This is Lohr’s purpose. Rather than accenting formal or aesthetic differences between views of the sky, the photographer uses the technology of the camera to evidence their commonality. We all live under the same blue sky. We all look up at the same blue sky. And the act of looking up is perhaps as near to a universal human experience as there is. Himmelblau absorbs its viewer into the sky’s blue immensity without letting them forget where it is that they stand.



LRRH_ ART EDITIONS BY
Daniel Baker, Thomas Baldischwyler, Marc Brandenburg, EJTECH, Andreas Gefeller, Thomas Lohr, Anselm Reyle, Huang Rui, Rosemarie Trockel and Johannes Wohnseifer

ARTWORKS
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EJTECH
Feeler (2023)
Digitally printed textile, galvanized textile, elastic mesh, custom electronics and software
Variable dimensionsUnique
Available
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ANDREAS GEFELLER
Ohne Titel (Layers) (2023)
Six layers of U-circular mesh printed, perspex, glas
82 x 62 cm / 70.9 x 47.2 inEdition of 10 + 2 APs
Available
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THOMAS LOHR
Himmelblau Paris, France (2022)
C-Type Print on Fuji satin DPII paper
180 x 120 cm / 70.9 x 47.2 inEdition of 1 + 2 APs
Available
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THOMAS LOHR
Himmelblau Tbilisi, Georgia (2023)
C-Type Print on Fuji satin DPII paper
118 x 80 cm / 46.5 x 31.5 inEdition of 1 + 2 APs
Available
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THOMAS LOHR
Himmelblau Tel Aviv, Israel (2022)
C-Type Print on Fuji satin DPII paper
118 x 80 cm / 46.5 x 31.5 inEdition of 1 + 2 APs
Available
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THOMAS LOHR
Himmelblau Yerevan, Armenia (2023)
C-Type Print on Fuji satin DPII paper
118 x 80 cm / 46.5 x 31.5 inEdition of 1 + 2 APs
Available
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THOMAS LOHR
Himmelblau London, GB (2022)
C-Type Print on Fuji satin DPII paper
90 x 60 cm / 35.4 x 23.6 inEdition of 3 + 2 APs
Available
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THOMAS LOHR
Himmelblau Jerusalem, Israel (2022)
C-Type Print on Fuji satin DPII paper
90 x 60 cm / 35.4 x 23.6 inEdition of 3 + 2 APs
Available
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THOMAS LOHR
Himmelblau Madrid, Spain (2023)
C-Type Print on Fuji satin DPII paper
90 x 60 cm / 35.4 x 23.6 inEdition of 3 + 2 APs
Available
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THOMAS LOHR
Himmelblau Mussenhausen, Germany (2022)
C-Type Print on Fuji satin DPII paper
90 x 60 cm / 35.4 x 23.6 inEdition of 3 + 2 APs
Available
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THOMAS LOHR
Himmelblau Naples, Italy (2023)
C-Type Print on Fuji satin DPII paper
90 x 60 cm / 35.4 x 23.6 inEdition of 3 + 2 APs
Available
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THOMAS LOHR
250 €Himmelblau Tel Aviv (2023)
C-printed silk tapestry
120 x 80 cm / 47.3 x 31.5 inAvailable
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THOMAS LOHR
250 €Himmelblau Tbilisi (2023)
C-printed silk tapestry
120 x 80 cm / 47.3 x 31.5 inAvailable
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THOMAS LOHR
250 €Himmelblau Yerevan (2023)
C-printed silk tapestry
120 x 80 cm / 47.3 x 31.5 inAvailable
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DANIEL BAKER
350 €Emergency Artefacts, silver (2022)
Crocheted from metalized polyethylene rescue blankets
ø 32 cm / ø 12.6 inEdition of 3
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DANIEL BAKER
350 €Emergency Artefacts, copper (2022)
Crocheted from metalized polyethylene rescue blankets
ø 32 cm / ø 12.6 inEdition of 3
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EJTECH
150 €LRRH_ Contribution #2
Gloves by EJTECH (2022)Digital printed
72% PA 28% EA
Woman size M
Edition of 3 + 2 APsAvailable
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JOHANNES WOHNSEIFER
400 €Ohne Titel 5 (2018)
Subli-print on 100% PES mesh with nylon-zipper
50 x 50 cm / 19.7 x 19.7 inchEdition of 3 + 2 AP
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JOHANNES WOHNSEIFER
400 €Ohne Titel 10 (2018)
Subli-print on 100% PES mesh with nylon-zipper
50 x 50 cm / 19.7 x 19.7 inchEdition of 3 + 2 APs
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JOHANNES WOHNSEIFER
400 €Ohne Titel 12 (2018)
Subli-print on 100% PES mesh with nylon-zipper
50 x 50 cm / 19.7 x 19.7 inchEdition of 3 + 2 APs
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THOMAS BALDISCHWYLER
600 €Gerhard Richter (2012)
112 x 112 cm / 44.1 x 44.1 inch
Digital printed silk tapestryEdition of 10 + 1 AP
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ANSELM REYLE
800 €Untitled (2008)
110 x 110 cm / 43.3 x 43.3 inch
Digital printed silk drapeEdition 100 + 10 AP
Sold
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