When does the exhibition Prologue take place?

The exhibition will be on view on November 27, 2026, starting at 12 PM at Anna Laudel in Düsseldorf. The exhibition duration extends until January 6, 2027.

What does Serkan Küçüközcü show in Prologue?

The exhibition features acrylic paintings on canvas that engage with time, memory, and imagination. Personal observations appear in new, dreamlike image spaces.

Is the exhibition visit intended for the whole exhibition?

Prologue is designed as an exhibition at Anna Laudel and can be visited during respective gallery opening hours.

Are there tours or workshops?

Information regarding tours and workshops will follow.

How long does a visit to the exhibition take?

The duration of the exhibition visit depends on individual interest in viewing the works.

Prologue: Dreamlike Painting about Time, Memory, and the Power of Imagination

Name: Serkan Küçüközcü: Prologue
Start: 2026-11-27T12:00:00+01:00
End: 2027-01-06T19:00:00+01:00
Location: Anna Laudel

Serkan Küçüközcü: Prologue – Between Memory, Time, and Imagination

With Prologue, Anna Laudel presents an exhibition of the Turkish artist Serkan Küçüközcü in Düsseldorf. At the center are acrylic paintings on canvas that transform personal encounters and observations into color-intensive, dreamlike image spaces. The exhibition marks the beginning of Küçüközcü's presence in Düsseldorf and his first presentation before an audience in Germany.

When Memories Enter New Spaces

Küçüközcü's painting unravels familiar things from their original context. Everyday objects appear in unfamiliar landscapes, thereby gaining a new psychological and poetic effect. Between objectivity and surreal displacement, an image world emerges in which memory is experienced not as a completed archive but as a fluid process.

Color, Scale, and the Logic of Dreams

Bright colors, unusual scale ratios, and empty scenarios characterize the exhibition atmosphere. Küçüközcü transforms familiar motifs into irritating and inviting signs. His acrylic painting combines a clear, narrative imagery with an open composition that allows space for individual associations.

Art Historical Classification

Serkan Küçüközcü, born in 1980 in Eskişehir, studied printmaking at Anadolu University and completed his studies in 2010. In his contemporary painting, he combines experiences from print art with an independent, surrealistic approach to imagery. Art critical descriptions of his work emphasize the tension between everyday objects, imaginary landscapes, and a feeling of uprootedness.

The Exhibition as an Aesthetic Experience

Prologue invites focused contemplation of the works. Visitors encounter images in which time seems to stand still, and personal memories transition into a new visual order. It is precisely this connection of sensory color effects, spatial irritation, and cultural education that makes the art experience special: the exhibition opens a space for thought between reality, imagination, and inner perception.

Conclusion: An Opening with Lasting Impact

With Prologue, Anna Laudel presents an exhibition that breaks open familiar perception and sharpens the view of the poetic possibilities of contemporary painting. Art enthusiasts can expect an atmospheric encounter with color-intensive acrylic paintings, personal memory images, and surreal image spaces. A visit promises cultural enrichment and an aesthetic experience that resonates beyond the exhibition space.