Inge Schmidt: see you then at basedonart Düsseldorf
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Between Material and Silence: Inge Schmidt at basedonart
With Inge Schmidt: see you then, plastic pieces and drawings, basedonart in Düsseldorf opens a concentrated view on an art that gains its greatest strength from restraint. The exhibition showcases plastic works and drawings by an artist whose work is characterized by material consciousness, spatial presence, and a precise, almost architectural order.
Material as Language
Inge Schmidt works with simple, inconspicuous materials such as thin wood, cardboard, corrugated cardboard, tape, string, or wire. It is precisely these everyday materials that give her works a special openness: nothing is fixed, everything remains in motion. From this reduction arises a fine tension between form, surface, and space.
Plastic Pieces with Quiet Intensity
The plastic pieces develop their effect not through spectacular gestures, but through precision. Lines, edges, joints, and spaces form a sensitive structure that directs the gaze while keeping it open. Those who engage with this work experience an art experience rooted in concentration, calm, and aesthetic experience.
Drawings as an Extension of Space
The drawings not only complement the sculptures but deepen their fragility and structure. They make visible how closely, for Inge Schmidt, thinking, constructing, and perceiving are interconnected. Thus, a dialogue emerges in the exhibition between surface and body, between trace and volume, between design and presence.
Exhibition Atmosphere in Düsseldorf
basedonart is an artist-run gallery in Flingern, a place for concentrated contemporary art. The exhibition is part of a curated program that takes material, form, and cultural connection seriously. For visitors, a quiet and intellectually stimulating space is created, where every work demands time and rewards attention.
Cultural Context
Inge Schmidt's approach is close to a sculptural tradition that addresses the unobtrusive. Her works remind us that art does not need to be loud to have a sustainable impact. It is precisely the reduction that opens the view for perception, space, and the subtle interactions of material and meaning.
Conclusion: This exhibition promises a quiet, intense art experience for all who appreciate sculpture and drawing as precise, sensual forms of perceiving the world. Those seeking an exhibition with depth, clarity, and fine material poetry in Düsseldorf should visit see you then live.
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