Inge Schmidt: see you then at basedonart in Düsseldorf
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An exhibition moment between material, space, and quiet intensity
With Inge Schmidt: see you then, plastic pieces and drawings, basedonart in Düsseldorf presents an exhibition that slows down seeing and deepens the contemplation of the work. At the center are plastic works and drawings by an artist who develops a precise, concentrated, and surprisingly open language of form from simple materials.
Material as language
Inge Schmidt works with thin wood, cardboard, corrugated cardboard, glue, tape, string, and wire. The simplicity of these materials creates a special exhibition atmosphere: nothing seems loud, everything is composed in relation to weight, line, and spatial effect. The objects and drawings unfold their power from the precision of placement, not from effects.
Plastic, drawing, and spatial presence
The works show how closely sculpture and drawing can be connected. Schmidt's plastic pieces appear as fragile constructions with inner order, as quietly focused studies on form, balance, and surface. The drawings extend this attitude by adding another level of aesthetic experience: they condense thoughts, lines, and movements into a concentrated artistic notation.
A gallery with a dialogical orientation
basedonart is known in Düsseldorf as a gallery with an international and transcultural profile. The place focuses on curated presentations that make connections between contemporary and pre-modern Asian art, materials, and cultural contexts visible. In this environment, Inge Schmidt's work gains additional depth: as a quiet reflection on reduction, concentration, and the poetic power of the unspectacular.
Art historical context and classification
Inge Schmidt has been present for many years with exhibitions in Cologne, Bergisch Gladbach, Berlin, and Düsseldorf. Her work can be interpreted in the tension field of minimalism, material-focused sculpture, and conceptually sharpened drawing. A respectful approach to the material is crucial: the object remains visible as material and simultaneously becomes an open, intellectual form.
Conclusion: This exhibition is aimed at everyone who wants to experience art not only visually but in its quiet tension. Those who engage with Inge Schmidt discover a precise, sensitive, and sustainable visual language. A visit to basedonart promises a concentrated artistic experience that resonates long after.
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