Kirstin Arndt explores material thresholds at Rehbein Galerie

Kirstin Arndt's artistic practice investigates the boundaries between sculpture and painting through material experimentation. Her work at Rehbein Galerie examines how forms emerge from dynamic possibilities rather than fixed conditions. Arndt approaches each piece by questioning structural and spatial relationships, with architectural considerations serving as starting points. She explores how minimal elements like lines can generate surfaces through trial and error processes. The artist's methodology treats materials as fluid conditions that allow forms to materialize rather than predetermined constraints. Her studies focus on the transitional moment when potential condenses into specific artistic decisions. Arndt's investigation centers on the relationship between line and surface development in three-dimensional contexts. The exhibition presents works that challenge conventional distinctions between different artistic mediums through material investigation.