ANDREA GRÜTZNER

Sharing works by Berlin-based artist Andrea Grützner, from her ongoing series: ‘Erbgericht’.

Unsurprisingly there’s been an incredible response to the artworks from collectors: along withthe intrigue behind their ‘construction’, the elegant forms and vibrant colours
are simply irresistible.

CONTEXT

Grützner’s photographs are taken in one analogue shot, without digital alterations. Through the use of colour flash and strong shadows, these historic interiors are transformed and distorted, challenging our perceptions of space. The title ‘Erbgericht’ refers to a traditional village guesthouse in eastern Germany. The one where the photographs were taken, close to where Grützner grew up in rural Saxony, was owned by one family over five generations.

“Photography is a complex field of possibilities with fundamental documentary properties. It is a medium with which one can document, manipulate, irritate, flatter, admire, and play. And time and again it is being used to touch the invisible and make it visible.”

_ ANDREA GRÜTZNER, 2018

RECOGNITION

Grützner’s work has been widely exhibited, including: ‘New Vision: The Henie Onstad Triennial for Photography & NewMedia’, Oslo (2020); ‘Un espace transformé’, Goethe-Institut, Paris (2018) and international art fairs: Paris Photo; Unseen (Amsterdam); AIPAD (NYC) and Photo London.

Grützner was awarded the Stiftungspreis Fotokunst (2020), INGUNSEEN Talent (2017) and Foam Talent (2016).
Her gallery, Robert Morat in Berlin,
work with critically acclaimed emerging artists

ARTWORK DETAILS

81 x 60 cm
Archival Pigment Print
Edition of 5 + 2 AP’s

149 x 100 cm
Archival Pigment
Print Edition of 5 + 2 AP’s

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