Past

Art Dusseldorf

Hall 2 - booth H12

04/11/2025 - 04/13/2025
opening 04/10/2025

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installation view

Sebastian Riemer
De Gi, 2025
serie Screens
pigment print under plexi, grey powder coated aluminium frame
199x146 cm
Edition of 3 ex + 2 AP
Available

Sebastian Riemer
Spo Wo, 2025
serie Screens
pigment print, museum glass, grey powder coated aluluminium frame
225x146 cm
Edition of 3 ex + 2 AP
Available

Sebastian Riemer
Ne Fra, 2024
série Screens
pigment print, museum glass, grey powder coated aluminium frame
146x225 cm
Edition of 3 ex + 2 AP
Available

Sebastian Riemer
Flo Ma, 2022
serie Screens
pigment print under plexi, grey powder coated aluminium frame
199x146 cm
Edition of 3 ex + 2 AP
Available

Sebastian Riemer
Ba Fu, 2024
serie Screens
pigment print, museum glass, grey powder coated aluminium frame
76x125 cm
Edition of 5 ex + 2 AP
Available

Sebastian Riemer
Bu Mae, 2024
serie Screens
pigment print, museum glass, grey powder coated aluminium frame
75X66 cm
Edition of 5 ex + 2 AP
Available

Sebastian Riemer
Bue Ma, 2024
serie Screens
pigment print, museum glass, grey powder coated aluminium frame
76x66 cm
Edition of 5 ex + 2 AP
Available

Sebastian Riemer
Athle Tro small, 2023
serie Screens
pigment print, museum glass, grey powder coated frame
89x76 cm
Edition of 5 ex + 2 AP
Available

Sebastian Riemer
Ptg Germany 15-16c DURER: Self-Portrait: Det. Paris, Louvre 1493, 2019
serie Stills
C-print under plexi + white powder coated aluminium frame
180x180 cm or 70.86x70.86 in
Edition of 3 ex + 2 AP
Available

Sebastian Riemer
SFTS, 2014
C-Print mounted on aluminium
30 x 24 cm / 12 × 9 in
Edition of 5 ex + 2 AP
Available

Katja Tönnissen
Bahamas, 2023
wood, ceramics
180 x 60 x 60 cm each
Unique artwork
Available

Press release

Galerie Dix9 presents a solo show of Sebastian Riemer, a rising figure of the third generation of Dusseldorf school, focused on his last series titled Screens. An exploration into the relationship between human creativity and technological processes, particularly artificial intelligence, without actually utilizing AI as a tool. This unique approach, combining photography with simple algorithms, is a key aspect of Riemer's work and provides a thought-provoking perspective on the evolving role of technology in image-making.
In the sculpture space, Katja Tönnissen presents "Bahamas", a couple of giant ceramic chairs.