Karl-Marx-Allee, Berlin 2003.
Hybrid on Paper
31x21in
$1,170
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Michel Meijer
Germany
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Printing : Hybrid on Paper
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 31.1x21.3in
- Edition : 30 / 37
- Artist's proof : 2
- Hors commerce : 5
About this artwork
The patches of mist in the blue sky and the sunlight illuminating the spire of the Berliner Fernsehturm contrast with the drab and deteriorated residential flat in the foreground. A characteristic image for the situation in Berlin-Mitte in the year 2000: A city in which renovation has already been done, is being done and will be done.
Michel Meijer
Germany
Credentials
- Works on commission
Michel Meijer makes documentaries with text and images. Two recurring subjects in the documentaries are: religious events and cultural landscapes. Photography makes it possible to create a detailed image relatively quickly and easily. In addition, a photograph shows whether a subject or object exists or has existed. The motivation for making documentaries for Michel is the question, "What does something look like in a certain place and time?"
Michel Meijer was born (1970) and raised in Leeuwarden (the Netherlands). In Groningen ( the Netherlands) he studied fine art at the school of arts Academie Minerva. After school he participated in several exhibitions showing paintings, photographs and installations.
In 1999, Michel Meijer visited Berlin to carry out a photography project. He liked the extensive infrastructure, many facilities and the cultural multiplicity very much. Therefore, he chose Berlin as his new home. After visiting the city regularly, he moved to Berlin in 2001.
Michel Meijer was born (1970) and raised in Leeuwarden (the Netherlands). In Groningen ( the Netherlands) he studied fine art at the school of arts Academie Minerva. After school he participated in several exhibitions showing paintings, photographs and installations.
In 1999, Michel Meijer visited Berlin to carry out a photography project. He liked the extensive infrastructure, many facilities and the cultural multiplicity very much. Therefore, he chose Berlin as his new home. After visiting the city regularly, he moved to Berlin in 2001.
Michel Meijer
Berlin-Mitte, Germany 2000.
$1,170
