When does the exhibition take place?

The exhibition runs from September 26, 2026, to November 7, 2026.

Where can the exhibition be seen?

At BiBaBuZe, Aachener Strasse 1, 40223 Düsseldorf.

What does the visit cost?

No secure price could be determined online for this date. Please inquire directly at BiBaBuZe before your visit.

Is the exhibition accessible for people with disabilities?

The available sources do not provide reliable complete details about the accessibility of this date. Please inquire directly with the venue in advance.

Is there more information about the artist?

Yes, Markus Berg describes his works on his website as mostly abstract linocuts shaped by memories, spaces, and rhythm.

How do I get there best?

BiBaBuZe is located in Düsseldorf-Bilk and is reportedly well accessible by public transport according to Visit Düsseldorf.

Geometric Print Art Meets Musical Order in Düsseldorf's Special Book Place

Name: Markus Berg: Rhythm - Geometry and Music
Start: 2026-09-26T12:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-11-07T19:00:00+01:00
Location: BiBaBuZe

Rhythm as Image, Geometry as Experience

With Markus Berg: Rhythm - Geometry and Music, BiBaBuZe in Düsseldorf presents an exhibition where order, repetition, and visual poetry condense into a silent artistic experience. The works of the Düsseldorf artist revolve around the rhythm of seeing: lines, surfaces, and geometric shapes create an exhibition atmosphere that oscillates between concentration and immersion.

When Forms Set the Rhythm

According to his own website, Markus Berg mainly works with linocut and complements his prints partly with revisions using gouache on flyers, envelopes, and program booklets. His mostly abstract works emerge from memories of people, moments, and spaces. From this grows a visual language that does not assert itself loudly but works through precise reduction. Repetition here does not become mere structure but rather an aesthetic experience.

Between Music, Time, and Visual Composition

The exhibition title refers to a central principle of his art: rhythm. In the works, geometry and musical feeling combine into a visual score. Rectangles, series, grids, and rhythm sequences structure the gaze and allow the print graphics to appear almost performatively. Those who engage in viewing the works experience art that lives from rhythm, pause, density, and movement.

Linocut as Concentrated Visual Language

The technique of linocut gives the works a special materiality. Edges, surfaces, and overlays keep the craftsmanship process visible. This is precisely where the strength of this position lies: graphic clarity meets poetic openness. Berg's visual world stands in a contemporary tradition where print graphic does not appear as a secondary form but as an independent artistic language.

BiBaBuZe as a Culturally Knowledgeable Place in Bilk

BiBaBuZe has been a place in Düsseldorf for years where literature, politics, readings, concerts, and exhibitions come together. This open framework gives the exhibition its special resonance. Here, book culture and visual art, conversation and contemplation, everyday place and art place meet. For cultural education, this provides a low-threshold, yet demanding environment where art becomes immediately experienceable.

Why a Visit is Worthwhile

This exhibition offers not a quick staging but a concentrated encounter with form and repetition. Those who appreciate geometric painting, print graphics, and reduced visual spaces will find a quiet, intense position here. The audience can expect a precise art experience with clever spatial effects and a clear invitation to slow contemplation. A visit on site is definitely worthwhile.