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![](img/s.gif) Valkyrie, 0567, 2007 C-Print, Diasec, 3 parts, each 183 x 137 cm
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![](img/s.gif) Valkyrie, 0567, 2007 C-Print, Diasec, 3 parts, each 183 x 137 cm
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![](img/s.gif) enclosure (Capitol Complex) 01, 2010/11 C-Print, Diasec, 150 x 123 cm
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In his series Jets, starting in 2007, Thomas Florschuetz developed photographes on a military base in the US. His images open a variety of amazingly different associations.
"The Airplane grows in a steely manner out of the history of its industry, and its motion is set against the horizon of destiny. One comprehends the airplane as what it actually is, a compromise out of superior knowledge and applied mechanics. " Ulf Erdmann Ziegler
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Under the definition Assembly Thomas Florschuetz describes series of building complexes, which focuses the direct context of the respective political system.
Galerie m Bochum shows works from the series “enclosure (Captitol Complex)”, which has been done in Chandigarh/Northern India. In his specific manner, Florschuetz transfers architectural heritage - in this case buildings made by the architect Le Corbusier - into photographs, which are highly impressive independent of the knowledge of the motif without denying the significance of the building. |