Felix Krapp-Raczek at Scherben, Berlin
Felix Krapp-Raczek's exhibition at Scherben in Berlin explores dance, time, and identity through paintings and references to philosophy, film, and fashion. The show includes works like 'Nur Ihr und ich,' which superimposes figures on a canvas to resist a single moment, and references Charlie Chaplin's 'Modern Times' (1936) and Rei Kawakubo's Comme des Garçons 1980s anti-fashion. Krapp-Raczek draws on Michel Serres and Gilbert Simondon to argue that being is an ongoing process, not a fixed substance. The exhibition runs at Scherben, Berlin.
Key facts
- Felix Krapp-Raczek's exhibition at Scherben, Berlin
- Explores dance, time, and identity
- Includes painting 'Nur Ihr und ich'
- References Charlie Chaplin's 'Modern Times' (1936)
- References Rei Kawakubo's Comme des Garçons 1980s anti-fashion
- Draws on Michel Serres and Gilbert Simondon
- Exhibition at Scherben, Berlin
- Focus on anti-conceptualization and collective individuation
Entities
Artists
- Felix Krapp-Raczek
- Charlie Chaplin
- Rei Kawakubo
Institutions
- Scherben
- Comme des Garçons
Locations
- Berlin
- Germany