Gordon Matta-Clark
Office Baroque: photographic documentation_24 Interior view
1977
Wandering through my bookshelves it was hard to choose an artwork. With just as much enthusiasm I could have chosen the work of Jan Schoonhoven, Gunther Eucker or Yves Klein, but the installation Office Baroque (1977) by Gordon Matta-Clark unites all different aspects of my recent work.
https://www.muhka.be/nl/collections/artworks/o/item/4270-office-baroque-photographic-documentation
I became fascinated by architectural concepts during my studies at the art academy where I was first introduced to the work of Matta-Clark. In addition, I have a great love for archeology and geology, discovering the earth by digging and drilling within a framework, uncovering matter layer by layer. Through perforation, layers appear and disappear. All of this is ultimately brought together in a powerful minimal image.
Mark Kramer, 2023
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Mark Kramer
Platenatlas (1963)
2022
23,5 x 29 cm
perforated atlas, glue, acrylpaint
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Mark Kramer
Platenatlas (1963)
detail
Mark Kramer
studiowall 2022
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Mark Kramer
Kleine atlas der gehele aarde (1961)
2022
24 x 32 cm
perforated atlas, glue, acrylpaint
Mark Kramer
layers of perforated paper
studio 2022
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