Artist: Florian Baudrexel | Showing at Der Kunstverein
Friday, June 22, 2012
Florian Baudrexel at Kunstverein
Munich-born, Berlin-based artist Florian Baudrexel will be showing at Der Kunstverein from June 23rd - September 2nd, 2012. His large scale walls and installation reflects back on constructivism: layered planes and rhythmic geometric configuration. Baudrexel's work is stunning, and pays dues to his earlier 1960s predecessors in the likes of Robert Rauschenberg and John Chamberlain. The official opening reception is going on right now, however, tomorrow they will open its doors to public.
Artist: Florian Baudrexel | Showing at Der Kunstverein
Artist: Florian Baudrexel | Showing at Der Kunstverein
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