Thomas Florschuetz
o. T. (Plexus)
"The body and its surface as a screen increasingly pre-occopied Florschuetz from the mid-90s, particulary in his works that are called his Plexus series. And as the photograph is of itself nothing more tha a screened image onto a surface, ‘darks specks suspended permanently on a piece of paper'."
Mark Giesbourne
As in the series Enclosure and Blumenstücke (Riccochet), the Plexus series is all about transparency and lucidity, but in this case the boundary region explored is between inside and outside.
Mark Giesbourne
As in the series Enclosure and Blumenstücke (Riccochet), the Plexus series is all about transparency and lucidity, but in this case the boundary region explored is between inside and outside.
Plexus VII, 1994/2004, C-Prints, Diasec, 4 pieces, each 120 x 180 cm in total approx. 245 x 365 cm
Untitled (Riss) II, 1994/2005, C-Prints, Diasec, 4 pieces, each 80 x 120 cm, ges. 166 x 246 cm
Plexus VII, 1994/2004, 4 pieces, each 120 x 180 cm
Untitled (Eklipse), 1993/94, 4 pieces, each 120 x 180
Untitled (Plexus V), 1993
Diasec, 183 x 122 cm
Diasec, 183 x 122 cm
Untitled (Vorhang) III, 1993/96, 4 pieces, each 120 x 180 cm