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Opening reception 12.09.26 from 15 - 18 h
Exhibition until 28.11.2026
Seriality and Perception
The solo exhibition Seriality and Perception is dedicated to the work of Jürgen Wolff, with a particular focus on his paper-cut pieces.
In them, the artist combines exceptional craftsmanship with a rigorously serial way of thinking. Through cutting, layering and repetition, works emerge that unfold somewhere between drawing, relief and space — making the very act of seeing their subject.
For Jürgen Wolff, paper is far more than a surface for the image. It becomes a malleable material that generates light, shadow and depth. The cut structures open up sightlines, condense surfaces and create spatial transitions that shift with every movement of the viewer. The result is work that is not simply looked at, but experienced in space.
At the heart of the exhibition lies Wolff's serial method of working. Recurring forms appear in rows, shift minutely, and in doing so develop a rhythm of their own. It is precisely these subtle deviations that give the works their tension: what first reads as regular order begins, on closer and longer viewing, to differentiate itself — lines shift in effect, the spaces between them gain significance, shadows generate new layers of image.
Jürgen Wolff does not use seriality as an end in itself, but as an instrument of perception. Every variation sharpens the eye for difference; every repetition reveals just how strongly our seeing is shaped by expectation, memory and attention. The paper cuts call for a concentrated, unhurried way of looking — one that takes the time to discover subtle change.
The particular power of these works lies in their reduction to paper, cut and structure. With minimal means, Jürgen Wolff creates complex visual spaces in which order and disruption, surface and depth, precision and openness meet in a delicate balance.
Seriality and Perception invites viewers to experience Jürgen Wolff's paper-cut works as poetic yet analytical investigations of seeing — a space of attention in which the quiet materiality of paper meets the dynamics of perception, and every repetition becomes a new experience
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