The eroticism of exotism. The beauty of revealing truth within a cliché. The kimono as pop artefact. The modernity of tradition. The moment when opposites merge. This day is approaching. /HORST
1. Cy Twombly Rotalla, 1986 2. Helmut Lang Jürgen Teller, Backstage Fall/Winter 1999
The second pairing of Twombly and Lang. Here, we can most certainly speak of a direct 'dialogue' - having Lang's shredded clothes sculptures in mind, his series 'Make It Hard' from 2011 vividly seeks in continuing the artistic tradition of Cy Twombly. /HORST
Etro explores the essence of its original existence and idea. This time contemplating on the men's galabia and turban. Contemporary and successfully as I may conclude, contrary to first reviewer's opinion. /HORST
1. Pablo Picasso Vase deux anses hautes, 1953 2. Ancient pottery, Hohhot, China 500 B.C. 3. Ancient pottery, Japan, Dogu 3000-2000 B.C.
The archaic craft of pottery has recently developed a threatening strength amidst contemporary minimalism. A raw, unfinished and naive quality that makes it a strategically ugly intrudor in polished homes. /HORST
Probably one of my most favourite series, the infamous Balenciaga Questions are back for a short recall. This time revealing the alpine love affair between Nicolas and Riccardo. /HORST