When does the exhibition take place?

The exhibition runs from 26.09.2026 to 07.11.2026 at BiBaBuZe in Düsseldorf.

Where does the exhibition take place?

In the bookstore BiBaBuZe, Aachener Straße 1, 40223 Düsseldorf.

How much does admission cost?

A reliable ticket price could not be confirmed in the web search.

Is the exhibition suitable for art enthusiasts?

Yes, especially for visitors who appreciate print graphics, abstract art, and concentrated image spaces.

Are there official social media channels?

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How long should I plan for the visit?

For a calm observation of the works and a tour through the exhibition, approximately one hour is recommended.

Markus Berg presents quiet print art between rhythm, form, and music

Name: Markus Berg: Rhythm - Geometry and Music
Start: 2026-09-26T02:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-11-08T00:59:59+01:00
Location: BiBaBuZe

An art experience of line, form, and rhythm

The exhibition Markus Berg: Rhythm - Geometry and Music leads into a space of concentrated perception. It features works that operate with repetition, structure, and quiet tension, developing a meditative visual language from abstract forms.

Geometry as a visual score

Markus Berg works, according to his own description, with the means of linocut and connects abstract image motifs with memories of people, moments, and spaces. It is this closeness between personal experience and formal rigor that gives the works their special exhibition atmosphere: lines organize themselves, surfaces rhythmize the view, and repetitions create depth. The art unfolds like a visual score in which proportion, rhythm, and density come together.

Linocut, overprinting, and the power of the material

The focus on print graphics opens up a sensitive observation of the work. Linocut thrives on the tension between cut and surface, between negative form and impression. When Berg additionally paints over with gouache or revises flyers, envelopes, or program booklets, a layering structure reminiscent of collage, assemblage, and artistic trace preservation emerges. Thus, the everyday is transformed into an aesthetic object with poetic presence.

Between repetition and sinking

The connection between rhythm, geometry, and music implied in the exhibition title refers to a central principle of modern art: order is not experienced as a rigid system, but as a living movement. Recurring forms, precise distances, and clearly set contrasts invite contemplation. The observation is slowed down, the gaze finds support, and the eye follows the rhythm of the composition.

A place for cultural education and open art encounters

BiBaBuZe in Düsseldorf-Bilk is a bookstore with literature, politics, events, readings, concerts, and exhibitions, serving as a place for cultural mixing. It is precisely here that Markus Berg's exhibition gains a special strength: it connects contemporary print art with an environment that promotes education, exchange, and curiosity. This creates low-threshold access to current graphics and aesthetic experience for art enthusiasts.

Conclusion

Those who appreciate abstract art, print graphics, and precise form language will find in this exhibition a quiet, concentrated, and at the same time inspiring visit. Markus Berg: Rhythm - Geometry and Music promises a clear, poetic world of works that unfolds particularly intensely live. A visit is worthwhile for all who want to experience art not only visually but also in the rhythm of the forms.