Working with magazines, collages and a variety of other materials, from paper to pencil, all of these have their own meaning in the work of Olaf Winkler. Through the memory and his past growing up in the Ruhr area, Germany, an industrial landscape, we investigate how much this influenced his practice. From the pipelines that could once be seen in this landscape, we move to the drawing of the line, his background in architecture, the possible overlapping of these two disciplines, and how the body might relate to that.
Interviewed by Bas van den Hout and Eitan Efrat.
This talk is part of our series of Level Five artists being interviewed by Level Five artists – approaching our Open Studios on 6 and 7 Nov 2020.
Attention: more info for Open Studio visitors' registration and Corona-safe procedure still to be announced.
