Works

Charlotte Lindholm trifft auf den zwei- und wirrköpfigen Präsidenten Zaphod Beeblebrox. Schnipsel aus Textvorschauen in Fernsehprogrammheften, zusammengefügt und als neue Geschichte in Form eine Diashow präsentiert. Trotz einer Formelhaftigkeit: Stimmige Schaulätze, starke Figuren. Dauer: 4:40 Minuten

The title ‹We know them by Sight› refers both to the used material (art postcards) and the subject matter of the works. While some works are composed in reference to well known icons of art history like ‹The Wedding at Cana› by Paolo Veronese or ‹The Bathers› by Paul Cézanne, others are recreating genre paintings like interiors. In ‹Die kennen wir vom […]

‹Top of the Pops› is an ongoing series mixing art history and pop culture. In the center of each collage is a portrait of some of the most popular art postcards, that enfolds it own world made from fragments of other art postcards. The size is exactly that of an LP and is a reminiscence of […]

Inspired by Jasper Jones’ targets we organised cut out representations of consumer goods according to colour to form three complementary targets. When ‹aiming› one’s gaze at the targets the complementary colours confuse the eye and the images start to flicker, quite in contradiction to the ordinary understanding of targets in general. 2009, advertisment pictures on […]

Inspired by the work ‹The Hunt› (around 1470) by Paolo Ucello (Ashmolean Museumof Art and Archaeology, Oxford) 2012, collage from art postcards, 60 x 110 cm

For this series of collages we used fragmented picture postcards. Picture postcards are used to send greetings from one person to another. At the same time they are the photographic evidence of the senders temporary whereabouts, often with a little triumph. We rearranged these fragments in a seemingly haphazard way, yet the alignment of the […]

For these works postcards of landscape paintings from museumshops were used. They were disected and reassembled to create a number of landscape ‹paintings›. Ongoing, since 2007, collages from art postcards, 50 x70 cm, 60 x 80 cm and 70 x 100 cm,

By cutting postcards of landscape pictures into pieces, Kuehne/Klein fabricate their own pallete, using the individual elements as paint. Merging styles and centuries, individual strokes and fashion, they cross the border of the media to create a new variety of painting as such. 2006/7, collages from art postcards, 70 x 100 cm each

In a certain state of mind (intoxicated with speed, extasy, overfatigue, i.e. when the perception is overloaded) the human brain has a tendency to make extraordinary connections from divorced fragments of perception. For this commission we glued together streches of roads cut out from maps representing our travels of the past year to form a […]

At a closer look at the big landscape picture countless landscape elements from disected postcards become decernible. These elements like skies, mountains, meadows and trees were reassembled according to motifs and shades of colour. Together they form a changing view which can never be fully focussed. The second part of the work is made of […]