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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.
MARTA DJOURINA
TOM FRÜCHTL
MARLEN LETETZKI
FRANCK MILTGEN
VIP & Pro Day THU, NOV 21, 12:00 — 19:00
Preview THU, NOV 21, 19:00 — 22:00
Public Days
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
For the third consecutive year, we are delighted to take part in LUXEMBOURG ART WEEK, a key event for contemporary art enthusiasts. This year, our selection highlights the works of four talented artists: two based in Berlin and two from the Greater Region (Trier and Luxembourg).
We invite you to discover theselected works, which reflect a diversity of artistic approaches, blending dialogues and perspectives between paintings, drawings and photographs. It’s a wonderful opportunity to celebrate creativity and cultural dialogue at the heart of this prestigious art fair. Join us and share in this unique artistic experience!
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.
MARLEN LETETZKI merges the tools of classical still life painting with digital creation, transforming virtual objects into painterly realities. Through 3D modeling and precise staging, she explores materiality, structure and symbolism within abstract spaces. These digital compositions are then translated onto aluminum canvases and on paper, where the tension between virtual origins and physical presence questions authenticity and representation. Letetzkis work navigates the boundary between artifice and realism, reflecting on the interplay of digital media and traditional painting.
FRANCK MILTGEN work explores the tension between our immediate environment and the abstraction of modern life. Rooted in tangible spaces, the artist captures traces of a world shaped by ecological crisis and digital detachment. Using ornament as a visual language, he merges natural and historical forms with abstraction, creating Anthropocene landscapes where nature and culture collide.
