Mikroskopische Landkarte
| Height | 40 cm |
|---|---|
| Width | 30 cm |
| Length/Depth | 2 cm |
Acryl auf Leinwand
Dies ist kein Blick aus der Vogelperspektive auf die Makrowelt, sondern eine Grabung nach innen. Ich übersetze die fragmentierten Lichtspiele des Raums, die Kurven der Wellenbewegungen und die abgelösten Rhizome der Pflanzen in eine Serie „mikroskopischer Landkarten“.
In diesen Karten bilden die Grenzen der Farben die Territorien und die fließenden Linien die Längen- und Breitengrade. Ich habe die konkreten Koordinaten und Erzählungen getilgt; was bleibt, sind die visuellen Spuren des „Daseins“. Sie verzeichnen keinen physischen Ort, sondern die Bahn, auf der das Licht in einem bestimmten Moment über den Fensterrahmen tanzte, oder die Tiefe, mit der der kalte Regen das erste Frühlingsgrün durchdrang.
Cong Cong
Born in Dalian, China
Living and studying in Karlsruhe, Germany
He has been studying at the State Academy of Fine Arts in Karlsruhe since 2021.
In Leni Hoffmann’s class, currently in his seventh semester.
Structure, content and the freedom of the imagination I prefer to use collage, combining different levels of saturation and colour nuances to make space visible. For me, painting means constructing structures, filling them with content and engaging in a continuous creative process. I use lines to break up large areas of colour and seek that one, captured moment in the tension between balance and imbalance.
It is precisely the simplicity of these colour fields and the reduction of colour that open up a vast space for the viewer’s own imagination. When the canvas is no longer overloaded with representational details, it transforms into an ‘open vessel’. These visual voids are like half-open doors, inviting the viewer to step inside with their own memories and emotions. As the picture does not dictate a definitive answer, it becomes an individual reflection of time, space and emotion for each person.
Scholarship
Scholarship for gifted international students
Exhibitions
2024 >>A real Z<< at Bulacher Kreuz, Karlsruhe, Germany
2023 Galerie Klüber, group exhibition, WEINHEIM, Germany
2023 Summer Exhibition at the Academy of Fine Arts, Karlsruhe
2023 “Gone to see a man about a dog”, group exhibition at Luis Leu, Karlsruhe, Germany
2022 “Nobody asked for it”. Joint exhibition, Kassel, Germany
2022 Summer Exhibition at the Academy of Fine Arts, Karlsruhe, Germany
2022 “Un prezzolino da ciclo”, “144=441”, Wuppertal, Germany
2022 “Art Karlsruhe”, Karlsruhe, Germany
2022 “Art North”, Copenhagen, Denmark
Other artworks by the artist