Like the great flaneur of the past century, Torsten Warmuth
understands urban space as modernity’s extreme – as the place where customary
patterns of order and perception dissipated long ago. In the constant flow and
rhythm of permanent simultaneity, it is no longer possible to grasp any
substantial reality. Recognition exists only as subjective contemplation,
incessantly evading us and being restored.Warmuth’s unique images, so-called “silver paintings”, are based on
traditional photographic processes, but they are elaborated by means of negative
montage and a painterly application of toners, so that the ultimately emerging
works cross the borders between photography and painting. What can be seen is
the simultaneity of the non-simultaneous. A directly poetical magic. Time turns
into space and space turns into time.
>>>Torsten Warmuth
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