When can the Prologue exhibition be visited?

The exhibition is open on November 14, 2026 from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM at Anna Laudel in Düsseldorf.

What is the entrance fee for the exhibition?

Entry to the Anna Laudel Gallery is free.

What artworks can be seen in Prologue?

Acrylic paintings on canvas that deal with time, memory, personal observations, and imagination are displayed.

Where does the exhibition take place?

The exhibition takes place at Anna Laudel, Mühlenstraße 1, 40213 Düsseldorf.

Is the exhibition suitable for focused viewing of works?

Yes, the exhibition offers a concentrated approach to contemporary painting and invites contemplation of perception, memory, and inner imagery.

Prologue: Serkan Küçüközcü's poetic painting transforms memory into new worlds of images

Name: Serkan Küçüközcü: Prologue
Start: 2026-11-14T11:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-14T15:00:00+01:00
Location: Anna Laudel

Serkan Küçüközcü: Prologue – Time, Memory and Imagination in Düsseldorf

With Prologue, the Anna Laudel Gallery presents an exhibition of the Turkish artist Serkan Küçüközcü. Central to the exhibition are acrylic paintings on canvas that transform personal encounters and observations into visual memory spaces. This exhibition simultaneously marks the start of his presence in Düsseldorf and his first presentation to an audience in Germany.

When fleeting moments become images

Küçüközcü's painting navigates between objective perception, imagination, and a poetic form of alienation. He extracts memories from their original context, thereby opening up new perspectives. What initially appears as a personal scene evolves in the viewing of the work into an open pictorial space where individual experience and collective imagination intertwine.

Acrylic painting between observation and dream

The exhibition focuses on acrylic paintings on canvas. In Küçüközcü's artistic practice, vibrant colors, imagined landscapes, and quiet, surreal situations converge. His paintings combine an immediate painterly effect with a conceptual level: they invite contemplation of perception, memory, and the construction of inner images.

A contemporary art direction with narrative pull

Küçüközcü describes his works as visual spaces that inspire dreaming, questioning, and further thinking. The painting thus acquires a narrative quality without committing to a definitive action. Between object and imagination, an aesthetic experience arises that transforms familiar motifs into a new, almost fairy-tale atmosphere.

Art experience in the Anna Laudel Gallery

The exhibition provides the opportunity to experience the artist's visual language directly in the gallery space. Light, color contrasts, and the calm presence of the canvases shape the atmosphere of the exhibition. It is especially the direct encounter with the originals that allows for focused viewing of the works and makes visible how Küçüközcü transforms personal memory into an open form of contemporary painting.

Cultural education through precise work viewing

Prologue opens an accessible entry into central questions of contemporary art: How do memories become images? What role does imagination play in perception? And how does a personal observation change once it leaves the private context? The exhibition thus connects sensual experience with art-historically relevant themes such as memory culture, subjective perception, and pictorial narration.

Conclusion: An exhibition about the power of inner images

Visitors can expect a concentrated art experience between acrylic painting, memory, and imagination. Serkan Küçüközcü's Prologue leads into a world of images that transforms personal moments into open poetic spaces. Those who wish to experience contemporary painting with atmospheric effect and intellectual depth should visit this exhibition live at the Anna Laudel Gallery.