Daniel Gustav Cramer Eyjafjörður, 2018 C-Print 189 x 120 cm Courtesy the artist and Sies + Höke, Düsseldorf
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Daniel Gustav Cramer - Eleven Works
26/01/2018 - 24/02/2018
Sies + Höke
Poststraße 2+3
Dusseldorf
www.sieshoeke.com
“A thing that we see at a certain point in time, a book that we read not only remains forever tied to whatever was around us, but also remains faithfully bound to the person we were at that time.” Marcel Proust, In Search of Lost Time
In his second exhibition at Sies + Höke, Daniel Gustav Cramer (born 1975 in Neuss) explores the translations of transient experiences of the present and how they are always linked to the images of our memory. For the individual, experienced stories, narratives and interpersonal encounters are what make time palpable as a subjective entity. His works reflect these personal relationships to time that take place in fleeting experiences with people and nature and that can combine as fragments of memory to form a more comprehensive view of the world. […]
Simone Neuenschwander
26/01/2018 - 24/02/2018
Sies + Höke
Poststraße 2+3
Dusseldorf
www.sieshoeke.com
“A thing that we see at a certain point in time, a book that we read not only remains forever tied to whatever was around us, but also remains faithfully bound to the person we were at that time.” Marcel Proust, In Search of Lost Time
In his second exhibition at Sies + Höke, Daniel Gustav Cramer (born 1975 in Neuss) explores the translations of transient experiences of the present and how they are always linked to the images of our memory. For the individual, experienced stories, narratives and interpersonal encounters are what make time palpable as a subjective entity. His works reflect these personal relationships to time that take place in fleeting experiences with people and nature and that can combine as fragments of memory to form a more comprehensive view of the world. […]
Simone Neuenschwander