We are delighted to present new works and editions by MARTA DJOURINA and TOM FRÜCHTL at the 10th edition of LUXEMBOURG ART WEEK from November 22—24, 2024. In case you have a chance to visit the fair, we would be thrilled to welcome you to our Booth D13 in the TAKE OFF section at the Glacis Square / Fouerplaatz in the city of Luxembourg.
Preview (by invitation only) THU, NOV 21, 12:00 — 18:00
Vernissage THU, NOV 21, 18:00 — 22:00
Public hours
FRI, NOV 22, 2024, 12:00 — 22:00
SAT, NOV 23, 2024, 10:30 — 19:00
SUN, NOV 24, 2024, 10:30 — 18:00
LAGE EGAL [TAKE OFF D13] — LUXEMBOURG ART WEEK 2024
Glacis Square (Fouerplatz), L—1628 Luxembourg
Contact: Pierre Granoux +49 173 1807226
sonderlage@lage-egal.net
Our curatorial project for this year’s edition of Luxembourg Art Week establishes a dialogue between painting and photography, object and sculpture, inviting art audiences to question the nature of reality and representation. Focusing on a specific selection of works, the exhibition shows how artists play with perception to produce profound emotional and intellectual responses, combining illusionist painting and sculptural techniques with revolutionary photographic methods that abandon traditional cameras.
MARTA DJOURINA redefines photography through her innovative and experimental techniques. She produces haunting abstract images by manipulation of light and photosensitive materials, creating artworks that are as much about process as they are about the final visual. Her pieces invite audiences into a world where the boundaries of visual perception are constantly being pushed, making each photograph a unique exploration of light and form.
TOM FRÜCHTL works masterfully blends paintings and sculptures to explore and challenge perceptions of reality. His art is known for its conceptual depth, where everyday objects and architectural elements are reimagined and transformed. By using traditional materials in unexpected ways, Früchtl creates pieces that blur the boundary between art and the everyday, drawing viewers in with their intelligent reinterpretation of familiar forms.
