Fluss Bad Berlin - Peter K. Koch

ohne Titel (Three), 2015

Wood print on handmade paper, free mounted
Frame: Alder, black glazed, ArtGlas AR70 2mm
Sheet size (H x W): 54.0 x 42.0 cm
Frame dimensions (H x W): 61.6 x 49.6 cm
Ed. 2/3, Certificate of Authenticity

Lot number 25
Minimum bid: 300,- EUR / estimated price 600,- to 800,- EUR

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I support the Flussbad project because Tim Edler is a friend and I like swimming. I also think any idea of urban renaturation and conversion in the sense of re-publicisation is worth supporting. My donated work is not directly related to the Flussbad project.
Peter K. Koch
Strictly speaking, Peter K. Koch’s works are often on the borderline between painting and sculpture, for the images and objects do not follow only their respective dictum, but also reveal other qualities. In Koch’s work, a sculpture, for example, is not exclusively a sculptural work, but an image that has gained in volume, has conquered space. His signature always remains visible in his sojourn along the borders. And it is based on the principles of geometrical abstraction, deconstruction, as well as the use of material qualities in a closed form that is entirely self-referential. And because the principles are by far more than mere descriptions of the formal means, behind the form and the surface of the works of Peter K. Koch a broad field of aesthetic analysis and system-immanent references opens.